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Such a request, they claimed, has never been granted in court against a member of Congress. That shouldn’t change in this case, they argued.
November 15, 2019 at 02:21 PM
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Attorneys representing the U.S. House of Representatives said Friday that a request from President Donald Trump to have two weeks notice before a New York state law is used to disclose his tax returns to federal lawmakers was “astounding” and urged a federal judge to reject it.
Such a request, they claimed, has never been granted in court against a member of Congress. That shouldn’t change in this case, they argued.
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