It’s being reported now that Trump’s attorneys have reached an agreement with Democrats in the House committees to stay the subpoenas for both Deutsche Bank and Capital One:
CNN – Lawyers for President Donald Trump have reached an agreement with the House Intelligence and Financial Services committees to hold off for now on enforcing the subpoenas for Trump’s financial records from Deutsche Bank and Capital One, according to a court document and a source familiar with the agreement.
Similar to a deal reached earlier this week with the House Oversight committee, the agreement allows for an expedited appeal schedule.
“The parties have reached an agreement regarding compliance with and enforcement of the subpoenas during the pendency of Plaintiff’s appeal,” the court document filed Saturday reads.
There aren’t many details out on this yet so this is as much as we know.
A reporter for the Washington Examiner did say that Trump had already appealed the decision of the federal judge that allowed Deutsche Bank to released years of financial records:
On Friday, Trump appealed a federal judge’s decision that Deutsche Bank and Capital One can turn over years of financial records. https://t.co/SFcIxXff70
— Siraj Hashmi (@SirajAHashmi) May 25, 2019
So I guess this is progress for Trump in the Democrat war against him.
When I get more details I’ll let you know.
Via TRS
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