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REP. JIM JORDAN RESPONDS TO BRAGG’S LAWSUIT, ARGUES COURT HAS NO POWER TO BLOCK
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Rep. Jim Jordan on Monday responded to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s
federal lawsuit against him — arguing the court has no authority to block his
subpoena of a lawyer who worked on the DA’s investigation of former President
Donald Trump.

Lawyers for the House Judiciary Committee, chaired by Jordan (R-Ohio), argued
lawmakers have a right to probe whether ex-presidents are being subjected to
“politically motivated state investigations and prosecutions,” according to the
Manhattan federal court filing.

The Judiciary Committee is seeking deposition testimony from former assistant
district attorney Mark Pomerantz — who quit Bragg’s office last year after the
DA initially decided not to prosecute Trump — as part of its investigation into
the indictment of the 76-year-old former president.

Bragg sued Jordan and the committee last week to block that subpoena and other
requests for documents and testimony, calling it an “unprecedently brazen and
unconstitutional attack by members of Congress on an ongoing New York State
criminal prosecution and investigation of former President Donald J. Trump.”

But attorneys for the GOP-led House of Representatives argued in their response
that the congressional probe is proper because “the prospect of a politically
motivated prosecution of a former President could give rise to issues of
substantial federal concern.”

The federal government “has a substantial interest in the welfare of former
Presidents,” the filing states.

“Congress may therefore examine whether former Presidents are being subject to
politically motivated state investigations and prosecutions due to the policies
they advanced as President, and, if so, what legislative remedies may be
appropriate,” the attorneys wrote.

They also argued that Jordan and other lawmakers are immune from lawsuits such
as Bragg’s under the Constitution’s Speech or Debate Clause. 

Rep. Jim Jordan held a hearing in Manhattan Monday to amplify New York crime
victims’ voices. Paul Martinka

The filing came as Jordan and other members of Congress traveled to Manhattan
Monday to hold a hearing at a federal building near Bragg’s office to amplify
voices of crime victims in New York.

Jordan and other Republicans have sought to highlight crime victims in the city
to show that the elected Democratic DA’s focus should be local issues – not
prosecuting Trump.

Bragg’s office responded by pointing to NYPD statistics that show murders,
shootings and burglaries have all dropped in his jurisdiction in the first
quarter of 2023. 

Attorneys for the DA’s Office also filed a brief in the federal suit co-signed
by a host of former members of Congress, prosecutors and other experts calling
the Judiciary Committee’s investigation “unlawful interference” that is
“outrageous and unprecedented.” 

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg called Jordan’s hearing a political stunt.
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The letter was supported by four former GOP members of Congress. 

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