Hillary Clinton campaign broke the law, experts say

Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign illegally colluded with Russia against Donald Trump, critics say.

Now, calls for the twice-failed Democratic presidential candidate’s arrest have heated up.

The Campaign Legal Center, an election watchdog group, has filed a complaint with the FEC that Hillary’s scandalous anti-Trump dossier was illegal.

The group alleges that her campaign did not properly disclose the funding of the Trump-Russia dossier to the public — a direct violation of campaign financing laws.

Some critics, including former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer, have gone even further with their accusations against Hillary.

They’re saying the dossier is proof that Hillary was illegally colluding with a foreign government to help her win the election — the exact accusation the widely-debunked dossier made against Trump.

Kremlin gave info to Christopher Steele. His oppo-research was paid for by the Clinton campaign. If that's not collusion, what is?

— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) October 25, 2017

That’s not the only legal trouble brewing for Hillary, of course.

“On Tuesday, two House investigative committees announced they would start looking into the questionable Uranium One deal that Clinton approved while serving as the nation’s top diplomat — a deal that delivered effective control of 20% of the U.S.’ uranium mining assets to Russia’s state-owned Rosatom, and led to millions of dollars in ‘donations’ to the family Clinton Foundation,” Investor Business Daily reported.

Additionally, it has been recently uncovered that a Russian sleeper cell was targeting Hillary and had infiltrated major Democratic backers in 2010. A suspected Russian spy, Anna Chapman, was arrested and deported for her role in the espionage conspiracy.

Hillary herself once said, “There is no individual too big to jail.”

Critics agree — and say it’s time for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to “Lock her up!”