Steve Bannon pleaded guilty Tuesday in a New York court to fraud charges connected to a scheme that was advertised to fund part of President Donald Trump‘s border wall during his first administration.
The former Trump adviser admitted in a courtroom to one count of scheming to defraud in the first degree stemming from the proposed construction of a private U.S.-Mexico border wall. As part of an agreement, the admission of guilt spares Bannon from any jail time.
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