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A Congress newly dominated by Democrats plans vigorous investigations of the Trump administration, but the Supreme Court’s 2024 presidential-immunity ruling may limit inquiries into matters such as pardons, personnel decisions and prosecutions. The court has not definitively decided whether Congress can sue the executive branch to enforce its demands, and lower courts may avoid ordering one branch to act against another. Lawmakers may have more success seeking information from private parties, though subpoenas must serve a valid legislative purpose; the administration has also asserted a broad view of executive privilege.
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