America First Legal (AFL), has requested documents from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for records related to Hunter Biden during the Burisma period when Joe was still vice president. America First Legal (AFL), which is led by former senior members of the Trump administration, has filed three FOIA requests, which I doubt will ever be approved.
They want to know who had business dealings with Hunter and James Biden overseas, White House visits by them both, and all communications between Joe and Hunter Biden as well as Joe and his brother James.
Stephen Miller, president of AFL and a former senior adviser for former President Donald Trump said:
“America First Legal will use every resource at our disposal to oppose and ultimately overcome this lawless, autocratic, malicious third world corruption. Civilization is on the line.”
CNN claims that the investigation into Hunter Biden is at a critical stage, but don’t you believe it? The only reason they are still “investigating” is so they can hide information about his shady dealings by citing an “ongoing investigation.”
AFL is notably asking NARA for all communications between Joe Biden and Hunter Biden through the Biden son’s email for Rosemont Seneca Partners — an investment firm he co-founded. It is also seeking records related to individuals such as Devon Archer, Ye Jianming and Patrick Ho, who were involved financially in Ukraine and China with Hunter and James.
Archer, who served on the board of Burisma Holdings with Hunter Biden, was sentenced to roughly one year in prison in May after defrauding the Oglala Sioux tribe of around $60 million, according to court documents. Jianming and Ho were involved with CEFC China Energy, a now-defunct Chinese conglomerate that paid $4.8 million to entities managed by Hunter Biden and James Biden, The Washington Post reported.
“The American people deserve answers about Joe Biden’s use of his office while serving as Vice President to advance the financial and other interests of his family,” said AFL Vice President and General Counsel Gene Hamilton, who served under Trump’s DOJ and Department of Homeland Security.
