Supreme Court temporarily blocks House subpoena of Trump financial records

The Hill logoThe Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay of an appeals court ruling that granted House Democrats access to President Trump‘s financial records, Chief Justice John Roberts announced Monday.

Trump’s lawyers had appealed the ruling, which was set to go into effect Wednesday.

The subpoena from the House Oversight and Reform Committee will be unenforceable while the Supreme Court decides whether to take up the case or prolong Roberts’s administrative stay. The panel is seeking eight years of Trump’s financial records from his accounting firm.

View the complete November 18 article by Harper Neidig on The Hill website here.