Investigation into Georgia ballot inquiry began with former Trump administration official

FBI Seizures of Fulton County Ballots Originated with Trump White House, Documents Show

A new investigation has revealed that the FBI’s seizures of ballots in Fulton County, Georgia, were initiated by a former Trump campaign lawyer. The documents, obtained through a court order, show that the inquiry began with an election denier who worked in the Trump White House.

The affidavit, which was released after a court order, states that the investigation into the ballots was sparked by concerns raised by an individual who had ties to the Trump administration. The FBI subsequently launched an investigation and seized the ballots in question.

According to the documents, the inquiry was driven by claims made by election deniers, which were later debunked as false. The affidavit reveals that these claims influenced the FBI’s decision to launch the investigation.

The search warrant affidavit for the FBI’s raid on Fulton County has been released, providing further insight into the events surrounding the seizures of ballots. The documents show that the investigation was initiated by an individual with ties to the Trump White House and were driven by false claims made by election deniers.

The FBI’s actions in this case have raised questions about the role of politics in law enforcement investigations. The agency has stated that it will continue to investigate any allegations of wrongdoing, regardless of their source.

In related news, a former Trump campaign lawyer has been identified as the individual who sparked the investigation into the ballots. The lawyer had previously worked on the Trump campaign and had ties to the White House.

The FBI’s actions in this case have sparked debate about the role of politics in law enforcement investigations. The agency has stated that it will continue to investigate any allegations of wrongdoing, regardless of their source.

The investigation into the ballots is ongoing, with the FBI continuing to review evidence and interview witnesses.

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