Jared Kushner subpoenaed by ex-Trump staffer in pregnancy discrimination case

Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner has been subpoenaed to testify in a trial regarding a lawsuit filed against Trump's campaign by a former staffer who says she was punished after a supervisor got her pregnant.

Matthew Russell Lee from Inner City Press published the subpoena online. It demands Kushner appear before the court in New York on March 27, and bring with him documents "regarding, discussing, and/or concerning Jason Miller, December 2016-July 2020."

The case involves a claim by ex-staffer A.J. Delgado who said she lost her responsibilities after she had an affair with supervisor Miller during Trump's 2016 campaign and got pregnant. She alleges discrimination by the Trump campaign.

“The father and I were dating for two months (he was separated from his wife, he said, and had been since June),” Delgado wrote on social media in 2017.

A 2017 piece in Page Six claimed the two hadn't spoken since she told Miller she was pregnant. Instead, they've communicated only through lawyers.

She has said the Kushner, who had a central role in Trump's campaign and White House, was involved in a decision not to hire her when Trump won power.

Last month, she started a GoFundMe account to find the money needed to continue her case.

"As some of you may know, I have a case (which the Trump Campaign managed to delay for years) against the Trump Campaign for pregnancy discrimination and breach of contract, based on my not receiving my well-earned White House job after I became pregnant by Jason Miller, my supervisor," she wrote.

Also read: RFK Jr dodges Jeffrey Epstein question by boasting of other famous sex offender friends

"If you're wondering whether Miller has fared a similar fate, he is currently Trump's top adviser and flies everywhere with him. So... no."

She went on, "While almost everyone who takes on Trump and MAGA (such as E. Jean Carroll) has the benefit of free attorneys and no legal costs (the attorneys front the costs), or rich benefactors (such as Reid Hoffman), I do not, it's just me, David against Goliath."

She said in the post that she intends to depose, among others, Eric Trump, Trump adviser Brad Parscale and Kushner.