U.S. Attorney Fires Third Letter At Democrats Planning To Target Trump Associates

November 15, 2026

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U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz of the Southern District of Texas has sent a formal preservation demand to Sen. Elizabeth Warren, warning that her stated plans to investigate individuals and companies linked to President Trump may violate federal civil rights statutes.

This marks at least the third such letter from Reitz’s office in recent days. Earlier demands went to Connecticut’s Sen. Richard "Danang Dick" Blumenthal over his inquiry into private donors to the White House ballroom project, and to Sen. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan after her public comments about using a Democratic Senate majority to go after Trump associates.

In the November 15 letter posted on X, Reitz cites Warren’s Face the Nation appearance, a Time magazine op-ed, and a joint letter with Blumenthal and Rep. Robert Garcia seeking information from a private Trump fundraiser. He writes that Warren appears “eager to wield your future gavel like a tomahawk, hunting for the scalps of President Trump’s private associates.” The demand requires her to preserve all relevant documents and communications by November 23, covering staff and consultants as well.

The push comes as Reitz also flagged a separate threat. On November 14 he responded to reports that former Obama-Biden administration officials are openly urging foreign countries to quietly gather evidence against Trump administration figures such as Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, with the idea of partnering on prosecutions once a future Democratic White House takes office. Reitz called the scheme “seditious meddling” that “may be illegal” and stated: “DOJ will smoke it out. More to come.”

The new Warren demand, paired with the warning about foreign-linked prosecutions, continues the same position: neither Congress nor former officials may use power to punish Americans for their First Amendment rights or to outsource lawfare to foreign adversaries.

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