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House Democrats plan vast oversight of Trump administration. Impeachment is an option — Gregory W. Meeks | ChamberLight
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House Democrats are planning broad investigations of the Trump administration and related businesses if they win control of the House in November. Party leader Hakeem Jeffries said impeachment remains among Congress’s possible tools, while several Democrats outlined committee priorities.
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Part of a bigger story 9 OUTLETS House Democrats say they plan broad investigations of the Trump administration if they win control of the House in November. Hakeem Jeffries says they have not ruled out impeachment or other congressional tools.
Left-leaning outlets center the prospective investigations and possible impeachment if Democrats win the House. Center outlets take the same conditional approach, with coverage also detailing proposed areas of inquiry, including family business, federal agencies and immigration operations.
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People in this story 9 HJ House Democratic leader describing the oversight agenda and the possible use of impeachment if Democrats gain control
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GM Foreign Affairs Committee Democrat planning investigations of Trump’s international dealings and Venezuela operations
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DT President whose administration and family Democrats say they would investigate
PH Defense secretary facing impeachment articles over his Pentagon leadership and management of the Iran war
TM Republican representative who filed articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
RG Oversight Committee Democrat who outlined planned investigations
RJ Health and Human Services secretary whose department Garcia said would be among the oversight subjects
JH Natural Resources Committee Democrat investigating Trump projects and planning to call witnesses if Democrats take charge
JR Democrat expected to chair the Judiciary Committee and calling for investigation of systemic corruption
President whose administration and family Democrats say they would investigate
PH Defense secretary facing impeachment articles over his Pentagon leadership and management of the Iran war
TM Republican representative who filed articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
SHOW 4 MORE SHOW FEWER RG Oversight Committee Democrat who outlined planned investigations
RJ Health and Human Services secretary whose department Garcia said would be among the oversight subjects
JH Natural Resources Committee Democrat investigating Trump projects and planning to call witnesses if Democrats take charge
JR Democrat expected to chair the Judiciary Committee and calling for investigation of systemic corruption
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