After winning control of both chambers of Congress, Democrats are actively hiring investigators and oversight counsel for congressional committees. This move is part of their strategy to address perceived corruption in the Trump administration. The Senate Homeland Security Committee has already posted job openings for roles focused on anti-corruption efforts and oversight. With the upcoming change in leadership, Democrats will gain subpoena power in January, enabling them to conduct more thorough investigations.
Key facts
- Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress after the recent election.
- House oversight committee ranking member Robert Garcia warned Trump to 'lawyer up.'
- The Senate Homeland Security Committee posted job openings for investigators and counsel.
- Sen. Maggie Hassan is expected to lead the committee after Sen. Gary Peters retires.
- Hassan emphasized the need for accountability and oversight of the Trump administration.
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