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White House tells Democrats that investigating Trump administration could be criminal

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White House warns Democrats that investigating Trump administration could be considered criminal.

What happened

The White House, in a letter, told the incoming House Oversight Committee chairman that investigations targeting the Trump administration could be deemed criminal. The letter claimed that threats to executive branch officials may cross the line into criminality and that issuing unlawful subpoenas may warrant further investigation. The administration is monitoring "abusive and capricious threats" from Democrat legislators.

Why it matters

This warning may impact the upcoming investigations into the Trump administration. The letter suggests that the administration will scrutinize the methods used by Democrats in their probes. This development may affect the level of cooperation between the administration and Congress.

Key facts

  • The White House warned the incoming chairman of the House Oversight Committee that investigations targeting the Trump administration could be considered criminal.
  • The letter cited comments from Democrats that they would issue subpoenas "like candy" and "LAWYER UP".
  • The administration accused Democrats of having a "clear intent to transgress" Constitutional limits on congressional investigations and subpoenas.
  • The letter mentioned that the administration is monitoring "abusive and capricious threats" from Democrat legislators.
  • The administration has accused Democrats of threatening a "criminal act" without providing evidence.

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