The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to weigh whether individual Democratic members of Congress can pursue a lawsuit seeking government documents related to the former Trump International Hotel in Washington.
Democratic members of Congress want to pursue a lawsuit seeking government documents related to the former Trump International Hotel in Washington.WASHINGTON —
The appeals court decision upended the historical practice of administrations negotiating with Congress over information requests, she added. The House members submitted various requests, citing a federal law that requires executive agencies to provide information to members of Congress. A federal judge threw out the lawsuit, saying the lawmakers did not have standing. Generally lawsuits can only move forward if the plaintiff can assert an injury that can be redressed by the court. The district court applied a 1997 Supreme Court ruling that said members of Congress cannot claim harm related to their official duties.issued just before Trump left office, the U.S.
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