DOJ Reviews Lewandowski Over Alleged Profiting From DHS Role
The Justice Department is reviewing a DHS inspector general referral about whether Corey Lewandowski improperly profited from his role as a Homeland Security adviser.
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- The DOJ is reviewing a DHS inspector general referral on whether Corey Lewandowski improperly profited from his position at the department, according to reports.
- The DHS inquiry initially examined a roughly $220 million advertising contract featuring former Secretary Kristi Noem.
- The investigation later expanded to examine whether Lewandowski sought payment from a company pursuing government business.
- Lewandowski's attorney, Adam Trigg, said Lewandowski has not been contacted by the DOJ and denies wrongdoing.
- Lewandowski served as an unpaid special government employee and left the department in March.
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- Straight Arrow NewsWire / unratedDOJ investigates Corey Lewandowski over allegations of using position for financial gain ↗
- The Daily CallerRightDOJ Investigating Corey Lewandowski Over Alleged Profiteering At DHS ↗
- TheBlazeFar rightDOJ opens investigation into ex-Trump aide Corey Lewandowski ↗
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