And they believe the former president still enjoys privileges some 22 months after leaving office, and Congress can’t force him to appear before the committee.
The Commission ordered on January 6 trump Appearing before you to testify in person by Monday, provided you present a set of documents and notices.
The challenges are great as time is running out for the congressional committee and for Donald Trump, 76, who is expected to announce Tuesday that he will run for president in 2024.
And it will do so despite not being confirmed the Republican Party Who regained control of the House of Representatives after the midterm elections.
And if the Republicans take control ParliamentThey will likely dissolve the Jan. 6 commission, which gathered evidence to allege Trump incited his supporters to lead the storming of the Capitol in an effort to prevent Joe Biden from winning the election. Presidential Elections.
Prosecutors have charged more than 900 people with burglary offences CapitolAnd the Justice Department said last month that 412 of them had pleaded guilty to one of several federal charges.
At least 7 people were killed in the January 6 attack.
During his trial in federal court in West Palm Beach flTrump stressed that the bosses united statepast and present, have voluntarily agreed to testify or turn over documents after receiving a subpoena from Congress, but "None of them were forced to".
In this case, Trump argues that the subpoena violates executive privilege and his personal rights and that the committee has no authority on the matter.
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And confirm trump He enjoys “absolute immunity” and will not testify next week, as described by his lawyers Convocations It is “void, illegal and unenforceable,” according to AFP.
And they believe the former president still enjoys privileges some 22 months after leaving office, and Congress can’t force him to appear before the committee.
The Commission ordered on January 6 trump Appearing before you to testify in person by Monday, provided you present a set of documents and notices.
The challenges are great as time is running out for the congressional committee and for Donald Trump, 76, who is expected to announce Tuesday that he will run for president in 2024.
And it will do so despite not being confirmed the Republican Party Who regained control of the House of Representatives after the midterm elections.
And if the Republicans take control ParliamentThey will likely dissolve the Jan. 6 commission, which gathered evidence to allege Trump incited his supporters to lead the storming of the Capitol in an effort to prevent Joe Biden from winning the election. Presidential Elections.
Prosecutors have charged more than 900 people with burglary offences CapitolAnd the Justice Department said last month that 412 of them had pleaded guilty to one of several federal charges.
At least 7 people were killed in the January 6 attack.
During his trial in federal court in West Palm Beach flTrump stressed that the bosses united stateThey, past and present, have voluntarily agreed to testify or turn over documents after receiving a subpoena from Congress, but “neither of them were forced to.”
In this case, Trump argues that the subpoena violates executive privilege and his personal rights and that the committee has no authority on the matter.
