On the recordJune 29, 2021
If a Member of Congress commits a crime or if there's probable cause for a search warrant, he or she should have their records subpoenaed or their property searched and seized.
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congress.govIf a Member of Congress commits a crime or if there's probable cause for a search warrant, he or she should have their records subpoenaed or their property searched and seized.
Swalwell emphasizes accountability for Congress members regarding criminal activity.
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