Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner threatened to hunt down ICE agents like Nazis and blow up the White House ballroom.
But he’s about to be held accountable.
And a federal judge referred Soros DA Larry Krasner to the DOJ after his own staff testified against him.
What Happened Inside Krasner's Office
U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond didn't get the story from Republicans or Fox News.
He got it from Krasner's own supervisors – the people who worked inside the Philadelphia DA's office and watched it happen firsthand.
The case started when Dennis Johnson sought to overturn his 2009 second-degree murder conviction.
Krasner's office filed a concession brief in Johnson's favor.
Former Assistant DA Jaclyn Mason handled it.
After supervisors flagged errors in the filing, things fell apart fast.
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Multiple supervisors testified under oath that Stiegler – Krasner's Conviction Integrity Unit chief – pushed to frame Mason as a "rogue" error-prone attorney to shield the office from scrutiny.
The supervisors testified that Krasner called that plan "a really good idea."
They refused.
That's when Krasner shifted tactics.
He told staff he wanted no outside involvement, demanded they "protect the office," and warned of "consequences" for anyone who revealed what was happening.
Judge Diamond called that obstruction of justice.
Diamond Put It in Writing and Sent It to Federal Prosecutors
Diamond did not hedge.
He wrote that Krasner and Stiegler pushed to "submit a false narrative to the Court."
He found Stiegler's testimony "often contradictory, evasive, or outright dishonest."
One of Krasner's own supervisors called the cover-up scheme "tremendously inappropriate" and the group rejected it unanimously.
Diamond also noted that Krasner called the attorney general's lawyers "Nazis" – worth sitting with for a moment, given that Krasner spent early 2026 calling ICE agents "a small bunch of wannabe Nazis" while vowing to hunt them down.
The referral itself was extraordinary.
Even the Philadelphia Inquirer noted that a sitting federal judge targeting an elected DA for criminal investigation was virtually without precedent.
Diamond put it plainly: "I have thus reluctantly concluded that Philadelphia's highest law enforcement official and one of his top assistants may have violated the law."
Not "made errors."
Not "showed poor judgment."
Violated the law.
Krasner's Pattern Is the Story
This isn't about one bad brief in one murder case.
This is what George Soros bought.
Soros poured nearly $1.5 million into Krasner's 2017 campaign and backed his 2021 re-election.
He got exactly what he paid for.
Since taking office, Krasner dropped charges in more than 60% of shooting cases and 37% of illegal firearms cases.
In 2020 – a year Philadelphia recorded 499 homicides – his office prosecuted the lowest number of felony cases in three decades.
New York City, with five times Philadelphia's population, didn't come close to that body count.
He threatened to arrest ICE agents enforcing federal immigration law.
He told a crowd he wanted to keep rubble from the White House ballroom as a paperweight on his desk.
He called ICE agents Nazis while casting himself as a Nazi hunter.
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And behind closed doors, according to his own staff testifying under oath, he was pressuring subordinates to lie to a federal judge.
Every Soros DA runs the same play: attack law enforcement, protect the office, and claim political persecution when accountability arrives.
Kim Gardner ran it in St. Louis until the Missouri AG moved to remove her and she resigned.
Chesa Boudin ran it in San Francisco until voters recalled him.
Marilyn Mosby ran it in Baltimore – and ended up convicted of perjury in federal court.
Krasner is staring at the same charges Mosby faced.
A federal judge handed the U.S. Attorney's Office the referral, the testimony, and the paper trail.
The only question is whether they use it – or let Philadelphia's top law enforcement officer walk away from a federal judge's direct criminal referral the same way he's walked away from 499 homicides, 60% of shooting cases dropped, and every other consequence that was supposed to stop him.
Sources:
- Hannah Knudsen, "Soros-Linked Anti-Trump Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Referred to DOJ for Criminal Investigation," Breitbart, September 17, 2026.
- Jack Davis, "Federal Judge Refers Soros-Funded DA for Criminal Prosecution After Finding 'Credible Evidence' He 'Violated the Law,'" The Western Journal, September 17, 2026.
- "Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner, prosecutor removed from Dennis Johnson federal case; criminal referral issued," Fox 29, September 15, 2026.
- Jeremy Roebuck, "A federal judge said DA Larry Krasner may have broken the law," Philadelphia Inquirer, September 15, 2026.
- Todd Shepherd, "Attorney General Todd Blanche scolds Philadelphia district attorney for 'blow up' ballroom comments," Washington Examiner, August 27, 2026.
- Stepheny Price, "Soros-backed Philadelphia DA vows to 'hunt' down ICE agents," Fox News, January 27, 2026.
- Editorial Board, "Don't sell the DA's office to Soros supporters in exchange for sky-high crime and social justice," Fox News, 2024.
