Summary
House Democrats are increasing their investigation into bribery allegations involving Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar. Homan and the White House have denied the accusations, and the Justice Department said there is no evidence of wrongdoing. Democrats are pressing for more answers about the situation, including Homan's appointment and the handling of the investigation.
Key Facts
- House Democrats are investigating bribery claims against Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar.
- Homan and the White House deny the bribery allegations.
- The Justice Department found no wrongdoing, but it's unclear if Homan returned the alleged $50,000 bribe.
- Democrats sent a letter to Associate Attorney General Edmund Woodward seeking more information.
- They asked about Homan's appointment and the administration's response to the FBI's investigation.
- Reports claim Homan was caught in an undercover FBI operation accepting $50,000.
- The case reportedly closed after Trump became President.
- Homan insists he did nothing illegal, and denied taking the money.
