The Georgia prosecutor overseeing a grand jury investigation into the 2020 general elections in that state urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to reject GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham’s request to delay his testimony because he faces “no danger of harm,” and his arguments lack legal and factual support.

“The Eleventh Circuit has approved an orderly process of questioning proposed by the district court, wherein Senator Graham is immune from questioning regarding legislative activities and can resolve any future disputes under supervision of the federal courts,” wrote District Attorney Fani Willis of Fulton County, Georgia, which encompasses Atlanta.

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