Blumenthal Gets Ready To Investigate "Crypto Corruption"
- Following their midterm victory, Democrats will take control of Congress on January 3, 2027, and are preparing to launch investigations into major tech companies and their ties to President Donald Trump.
- Incoming House Oversight Committee Chair Robert Garcia signaled a confrontational approach, telling corporate targets to "Lawyer up" as the new majority pivots from the Trump administration's 'laissez faire' tech regulation.
- Investigations will target Meta's data center nondisclosure agreements, Apple's relationship with ICE tracking apps, and Trump's digital asset dealings, with lawmakers potentially issuing subpoenas to corporate executives.
- Anticipating a "barrage of subpoenas," Washington law firms are actively pitching services to tech giants, including Elon Musk, as corporations scramble to mitigate exposure to the incoming Democratic oversight.
- House Democrats are also weighing a broader crypto market structure bill to shift oversight authority from the CFTC to the SEC, aiming to address what lawmakers term "crypto corruption" and ethics restrictions.
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