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A criminal contempt case could be referred to the Justice Department, which could decide whether to take up the case.

. Jordan wrote that he considered content moderation documents about Threads to be subject to the earlier subpoena.

Meta spokesperson Andy Stone said in a statement that Meta has "operated in good faith" with the committee's broad requests.

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