A 22-year-old man from Pennsylvania could be facing
up to 22 years in prison after being accused of impersonating family
members of former President Donald Trump.
According to prosecutors,
Joshua Hall used social media to raise, and keep, thousands of dollars for a
fake political organization. He was taken into custody Tuesday.
He has allegedly pretended to be Trump's 15-year-old
son Barron, as well as Trump's sister Eliizabeth, even getting a response on
Twitter from the former president.
It's unclear how Hall is
pleading to charges of wire fraud and identity theft.