DOJ Looking Into How to Wind Down Cases Against Trump

The Justice Department is looking into how to wind down the federal cases against President-elect Donald Trump, reports NBC News.

Trump, who handily beat Vice President Kamala Harris on Election Day, has four outstanding criminal cases. Two are federal and two are state cases.

DOJ officials are thinking there’s no room to move in the federal cases — Trump faces charges for trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election and allegedly withholding White House documents.

DOJ Looking Into How to Wind Down Cases Against Trump

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