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House Republicans have subpoenaed multiple officials from the Small Business Administration to identify more about their involvement in an alleged scheme to improperly register voters in an effort to boost Biden.
The House Small Business Committee Chair Roger Williams, R-Texas, sent subpoenas on Tuesday to Tyler Robinson, the special advisor to the Small Business Administration (SBA) and Arthur Plews, chief of staff to the SBA.
'These actions were necessary because of the agency’s refusal to comply with the Committee’s ongoing investigation into potential electioneering activities by the SBA regarding the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) they have entered with Michigan’s Secretary of State to register voters,' a release announcing the subpoenas stated.
The committee has been investigating how the SBA is involved in voter registration efforts following a March 2021 executive order by Biden aimed at increasing access to voting.
It is the first time in history that the body has subpoenaed members at the SBA, according to the committee.
The House Committee on Small Business subpoenaed two SBA workers for additional details about how the agency is allegedly involved in electioneering
GOP lawmakers on the committee have said that the SBA in coordination with the Michigan Secretary of State are working to improperly register voters in the critical swing state
'The fact that we are having to issue subpoenas to speak with SBA officials is extremely disappointing,' Williams said in a statement announcing the enforcement action.
'The committee has given these two individuals the opportunity to speak with us voluntarily, but this appears to be the only way to get them to comply with our constitutionally mandated oversight responsibilities.'
'The American people deserve
