The DOJ has reportedly issued around 40 subpoenas on people close to Trump seeking information about the effort to overturn the 2020 election.
that former Trump adviser Stephen Miller and former White House political director Brian Jack also received subpoenas.
The Justice Department has long been investigating Trump’s efforts to overturn the election, as well as his role in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. The subpoenas issued in the past few days pertain to the scheme to overturn the election results by having swing states submit slates of phony electors declaring Trump the winner, as well as to the Save America PAC, whichfor allegedly defrauding donors into forking over money to root out election fraud that didn’t exist.
It was reported last month that some of the money donated to Trump’s political action committee in the wake of the electionThe DOJ’s probe into his efforts to overturn the election are only the beginning of Trump’s legal troubles. The DOJ is also investigating whether Trump violated the Espionage Act by hoarding highly classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. Trump has claimed he declassified the documents while he was still present.
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