House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan subpoenas three government agencies as part of a Republican-led investigation into allegations of censorship.
Jordan, R-Ohio, is requesting they provide his committee with communications between their agencies and private companies and third-party groups to determine if the agencies"coerced, pressured, worked with, or relied upon social media and other tech companies in order to censor speech," Jordan wrote in letters announcing the subpoenas.
A source familiar with the process said that the DHS was working to gather the requested information when the committee issued its subpoena. In response, Jordan spokesman Russell Dye said: “HHS has stonewalled legitimate Congressional oversight for over a month, and we look forward to their complete and total compliance with our subpoena."
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