DOJ doesn`t make a decision about whether to enforce these or not, and then the issue goes away.
JD Vance: “DOJ doesn`t make a decision about whether to enforce these or not, and then the issue goes away.”
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Vance explains the complexities involved in the Department of Justice's decision-making process regarding subpoenas.
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