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Trump officials hit with Natural Resources Committee’s first criminal referral

By Ryan King
Published May 12, 2022 4:11pm ET
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Trump officials hit with Natural Resources Committee’s first criminal referral
For the first time in its history, the House Natural Resources Committee made a criminal referral, sending a letter to the Department of Justice outlining a “criminal quid pro quo” between Trump administration officials and a real estate developer. The case revolves around Arizona developer Michael Ingram, whose golf course and housing project was initially […]


For the first time in its history, the House Natural Resources Committee made a criminal referral, sending a letter to the Department of Justice outlining a “criminal quid pro quo” between Trump administration officials and a real estate developer.

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