A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., again upheld a district court ruling granting Congress access to Pres. Trump's tax records, teeing off a likely battle in the Supreme Court to settle the matter.
A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., again upheld a district court ruling granting Congress access to President Donald Trump's tax records, teeing off a likely battle in the Supreme Court to settle the matter.
This particular legal challenge from Trump's team revolves around a subpoena the House Oversight Committee sent to Mazars, an accounting firm the Trump family has used for years, for some of the president's financial records. On Wednesday, the court denied that petition, and the president's personal attorney, Jay Sekulow, subsequently told ABC News,"In light of the dissents, we will be seeking review at the Supreme Court."
In his dissent, also filed Wednesday, appellate Judge Gregory Katsas conceded that"this case presents exceptionally important questions regarding the separation of powers among Congress, the Executive Branch, and the Judiciary."
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