
Department of Justice opens criminal investigation into NY AG Letitia James
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The Department of Justice opened a probe into New York Attorney General Letitia Jame Thursday over allegations of mortgage fraud from the Trump administration.
News of the federal probe follows a criminal referral from the Trump administration's Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte, who requested the DOJ investigate James over that matter and another incident in which she allegedly misrepresented the number of livable units in a multifamily Brooklyn house to once again obtain better loan terms.
"These baseless and long-discredited allegations, put to rest by my April 24 letter to the Department of Justice, are suddenly back in the news just days after President Trump publicly attacked Attorney General James," James' attorney, Abbe Lowell, said Thursday.

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