Former special counsel Jack Smith's team accessed text messages from 44 members of Congress as part of an investigation into President Trump. Some Republican lawmakers have expressed concerns, stating that this action undermines constitutional rights.
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Jack Smith's team reviewed text messages of 44 Congress members during Trump probe
Jack Smith's team has reviewed text messages from 44 members of Congress in relation to an investigation into President Trump. Republican lawmakers have criticized this action, claiming it violates constitutional principles.
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Jack Smith team read messages between Trump officials, dozens of lawmakers of both parties: ‘Ran roughshod over the Constitution’
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Jack Smith's team reviewed text messages of 44 Congress members during Trump probe