Trump Ally Expands Inquiry of Former Officials Who Investigated the President

The office of a prosecutor based in Miami, aligned with President Trump, has issued new subpoenas in January as part of a wide-ranging inquiry targeting perceived foes who investigated the President. These recent subpoenas appear hastily prepared according to two sources familiar with the matter, with law enforcement officials using a November subpoena as a template but making errors when modifying the language. The original subpoena requested files related to the 'preparation of the 2017 intelligence community assessment,' but when investigators substituted this with 'Russian interference in the 2016 election,' they failed to remove the words 'preparation of,' creating a grammatically confusing request. This inquiry represents an escalation in efforts to investigate and potentially prosecute former officials involved in the Russia investigation during Trump's presidency, with the apparent sloppiness in document preparation raising questions about the thoroughness and legitimacy of the investigation.