.JudiciaryGOP members are pushing to waive RepStefanik onto the panel for its field hearing next week focused on violent crime in NYC.
Although the hearing is taking place hours from Stefanik’s district, GOP lawmakers argued she should join the committee hearing because it is taking place in her home state. However, Republicans are also lobbying for her involvement because of her work on the House Intelligence Committee during former President Donald Trump’s first impeachment in 2019, as well as her ability to ask “good questions.
"I am honored to join the House Judiciary Committee for Monday's hearing in my home state of New York to highlight the crime crisis caused by failed Far Left Democrat policies," Stefanik told the Washington Examiner in a statement.
The field hearing is the latest retaliation from House Republicans against Bragg’s indictment of Trump after the latter was charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records earlier this month. Republicans have decried the charges as being politically motivated, vowing to investigate Bragg and his office.
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