The Justice Department will reportedly not allow witnesses in the ongoing inspector general (IG) investigation into the origins of the probe into the Trump campaign and Russian interference into the 2016 election to submit written feedback on drafts of the final report.
The Washington Post reported Thursday that the restriction, which critics say could hamper the report’s accuracy, comes as the entire IG report has been deemed top secret raising questions over the level of control the IG has over the report.
Sources familiar with the Justice Department’s work on the report told the Post that it could be released after Thanksgiving, with witness interviews set to conclude by Nov. 21.
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