DOJ clarifies prison letter for Hunter Biden’s ex-business partner after controversy.

The Department​ of ​Justice (DOJ) is making headlines once again. In a surprising move, the DOJ requested that Hunter Biden’s former ​business partner, Devon Archer, begin his prison sentence. However, they were quick to assure everyone that this would not interfere ​with Archer’s scheduled testimony before a ​House committee on Monday.

Concerns were raised by Republicans on ⁤the House Oversight ‍Committee about the timing of the DOJ’s request. United States Attorney Damian ​Williams addressed these⁢ concerns in a second​ letter to a judge⁤ in the Southern District of New York. He emphasized that the DOJ does ​not want Archer to surrender before his ‌Congressional testimony.

Williams ‌explained that the process of surrendering and commencing a prison sentence could take weeks or even months. To avoid any confusion, he requested that any surrender date be scheduled after Archer’s testimony is complete.

Devon Archer, a former adviser to John Kerry’s presidential campaign, was convicted in a⁣ fraud scheme but had his ⁢prison sentence delayed due to the appeals process. The timing of the DOJ’s ‍request raised eyebrows among Republicans, with Oversight Chairman James Comer finding it ‍”odd” that it was ⁢sent over the weekend and right before Archer’s appearance before the ⁢committee.

Despite the skepticism‌ surrounding the DOJ’s motives, Archer’s attorney confirmed that he plans to testify before the House Oversight Committee as scheduled. However, some members ​of the committee remain wary of the ‍DOJ’s actions.

Representative Mike Johnson expressed concerns about witness intimidation and obstruction, while Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene questioned the DOJ’s sudden ⁤workload on the weekend. The ‍situation⁤ continues to unfold, leaving many wondering what the DOJ is truly worried about.

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