This clearly implies a criminal investigation reaching at the level just below Donald Trump is underway.
On June 22, federal agents raided former DOJ assistant attorney general Jeff Clark’s house in Northern Virginia in the early hours of the morning and reportedly forced Clark to wait outside in his pajamas while federal agents seized his electronic devices. On Monday, we learned that on the same day, federal agents also seized the devices of Trump attorney John Eastman as he was leaving a restaurant in New Mexico.
The judiciary would have needed to hear a good reason for the use of what is considered an “extreme” investigative technique in pursuit of evidence in a criminal investigation.. The feds cannot execute a search warrant in a civil investigation. Raiding a residence in early morning hours can only be done via a criminal investigation.
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