Trump camp on Mills’ immunity: Clinton ran ‘a criminal scheme’

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Donald Trump’s presidential campaign said Hillary Clinton undoubtedly ran a “criminal scheme” at the State Department, hours after it was reported Friday that her former chief of staff received an immunity deal during the FBI’s investigation into Clinton’s email practices.

According to the Associated Press, Clinton’s top aide at the agency, Cheryl Mills, was granted an immunity agreement by the Justice Department during the FBI’s criminal probe into her boss. Two additional individuals with ties to Clinton — Bryan Pagliano and Paul Combetta — had also received such deals over the course of the investigation.

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