Democrats in the New York State Senate are expected this week to approve two bills that would allow state prosecutors to bring charges against individuals who receive a presidential pardon and could allow members of the U.S. Congress to see President Donald Trump’s state tax returns.

The sponsor of the first proposal in the state Assembly said Wednesday that lawmakers there may not be far behind on approving that bill themselves. The future of the measure geared at Trump’s taxes is less clear in the lower house.

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