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ligence in the New York field office in 2002. Additional reporting on the story was provided by CBS News (03/03, Milton, Triay, et al.), CNN (03/03, Campbell, Prokupecz), Daily Mail (03/03, Chain), Fox News (03/03, Wehner, Deppisch), Hindustan Times (03/04, Vaidyanathan), NBC News (03/03, Dilanian, Dienst

ainst Adams if he assisted the Trump administration in carrying out its immigration policies. According to the article, in their letter to the DOJ, Raskin and Crockett said the department "has strayed far from its principles of equal justice under the law by dismissing a serious criminal public corrupt

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hibiting foreign campaign contributions, the probe ground to a halt amid concerns from then-Attorney General William Barr. According to the article, Raskin wrote that the article "renewed suspicion that you collected a $10 million cash bribe from Egyptian President Abdel Fattah EI-Sisi. This detailed n