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In a letter dated November 9 and made public on November 11, U.S. President’s legal adviser Will Scharf warned that some investigations Democrats plan to pursue could cross into “outright criminality,” citing the possibility of investigating unlawful subpoenas. Representative Robert Garcia responded that Congress’s oversight and investigative powers are constitutional and do not require the White House’s permission. Democrats, expected to take a majority in the House of Representatives in January 2027, are preparing to investigate matters including Donald Trump’s and his family’s wealth, the Jeffrey Epstein case, immigration, the ballroom project, and deals involving metals and cryptocurrency. The *Washington Post* reported that the White House had added 15 staff members to its Office of the Counsel to the President in preparation for the investigations, while Attorney General Todd Blanche said the government would continue to respond to congressional requests and subpoenas.
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