BREAKING: House committee has received former Pres. Trump's tax returns following a Supreme Court ruling last week.
The chairman of the House committee, Richard Neal, declined to comment earlier today when asked if they had officially received the documents. He did say the committee intended to see the investigation through, despite the ticking clock before the new Congress begins in early January.
Neal, D-Mass., said the next step would be to have a meeting of the Democratic caucus to decide the next legal steps.This is a developing story. Please return for updates.
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