Republican Representatives asked for information about Trump’s arrest

I’m going to try to explain a breaking political news story. It turns out that some Republican congressmen in the House of Representatives have asked Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to provide information about the alleged and upcoming arrest of former President Donald Trump.

According to suspicions, the tycoon is being investigated for his misuse of some $130,000 intended for his presidential campaign. It is believed that he could have used them in 2016 to silence the adult film actress Stormy Daniels and prevent the sexual relations they would have had from transcending. By last week, Trump assured that he would be arrested this Tuesday, March 21, and asked his supporters to take to the streets to protest.

He made a letter signed by the head of the Judiciary Committee of the lower house, Jim Jordan, and the Administration, Bryan Steil, which calls for the appearance of Bragg in the light of the “unprecedented abuse of prosecutorial authority”. The congressmen accuse Bragg of eroding confidence in the impartiality of the U.S. judiciary with a “politically motivated tax decision” and expect him to testify on what they consider to be an unfair decision. The letter also hits on Bragg’s progressive criminal justice policy, which allows “career criminals to be on the streets” of Manhattan.

The congressmen argue that this policy requires congressional scrutiny of how public safety funds are implemented by local law. In conclusion, the political situation in the United States continues to be a topic of great interest and controversy. We will see how this story develops in the coming days and whether Trump’s arrest occurs as previously announced. What is clear, however, is that this news has generated great tension between political parties and has called into question the impartiality of Justice in the country. Which is detrimental to public confidence in the judicial system, we will see in the coming days how this situation develops.