GOP Rep Says Staff Found ‘X-RAYED’ Stamp on Office Mail, Then Realized What Biden’s DOJ Had Done
Another Republican lawmaker has reported being illegally investigated, this time by the Biden administration’s Department of Justice. The DOJ has opened the constituent mail of Texas Rep. Louis Gohmert’s at least twice…

Another Republican lawmaker has reported being illegally investigated, this time by the Biden administration’s Department of Justice.
The DOJ has opened the constituent mail of Texas Rep. Louis Gohmert’s at least twice, he said Tuesday.
That same day, Rep. Troy Nehls, also of Texas, said a Capitol Police officer had taken illegal photographs of materials being processed in his office.
In January, Gohmert’s office received a letter from a Christian missionary already opened and with a stamp indicating it had been through the DOJ mailroom and had been X-rayed, the congressman said in a statement.
Last week, Gohmert said, another opened letter arrived at his office, this time with a postmark indicating it had been delayed four and a half months. That letter also had a DOJ stamp, he said.
Congress and the executive branch have different ZIP Codes and their mail should not be mixed, much less opened, according to the congressman.
“It is gravely concerning that since Congressional mail is constitutionally protected under the Speech and Debate Clause of the Constitution, it could be routed, intentionally or not, through the highly partisan DOJ. This is felonious behavior,” Gohmert said in his statement.


