 Jordan gave the FBI until July 25 to “substantially improve” subpoena compliance before the House Oversight Committee considers “compulsory action,” which might include holding FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress. Jordan cited two prior instances where he believed Wray had not properly complied with a subpoena.

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Jordan gave the FBI until July 25 to "substantially improve" subpoena compliance before the House Oversight Committee considers "compulsory action," which might include holding FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress. Jordan cited two prior instances where he believed Wray had not properly complied with a subpoena.{ai:summary}<p>House Oversight Committee member Jim Jordan has demanded that the FBI improve their compliance with subpoenas by July 25 or face potential action, including holding FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress. Jordan claims that Wray failed to properly comply with subpoenas in two previous cases. #politics</p>

Congressional Showdown: Jordan Threatens Contempt for FBI Director in Investigation into FBI Weaponization

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