The federal court of appeals in D.C. holds that the courts can't enforce Congressional subpoenas against the Executive branch. The judges conclude it would be too messy for courts to get involved in a political battle, and that the House can use other power to enforce subpoenas.

The federal court of appeals in D.C. holds that the courts can't enforce Congressional subpoenas against the Executive branch.

The judges conclude it would be too messy for courts to get involved in a political battle, and that the House can use other power to enforce subpoenas. https://t.co/6TWCwCbWDn

— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) February 28, 2020