'Staggering' DOJ demand hits major snag thanks to Trump's own appointee
A Trump-appointed judge dealt the Justice Department a major setback after finding the scope of its request "staggering" in a court order.
According to a court order filed on Tuesday, federal judge William M. Ray II quashed a DOJ grand jury subpoena that prosecutors had issued in April.
The subpoena sought a "staggering" amount of personal information about thousands of election workers in Fulton County, Georgia, who took part in the count and recount of the 2020 vote, Ray wrote. The rejection comes a week after the FBI sent hundreds of analysts to the Atlanta Field Office to review seized election materials....
Jul 07, 2026





