Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Faces National Backlash Following Trump Indictment as Harassment Threatens to Derail Case

House Republicans led by Jim Jordan investigate Bragg's office and prosecution of Trump as part of a campaign to intimidate the DA.
Bragg receives repeated threats and harassment, including suspicious letters containing white powder, amid criticism from Trump allies.
Advocates for crime victims and their families criticize Bragg for focusing on Trump case instead of addressing violent crime in NYC.
Bragg sues Jordan to invalidate a subpoena targeting a former prosecutor who worked on the Trump case and block further demands.
The high-profile case against Trump threatens to overwhelm and distract from Bragg's role as Manhattan's top prosecutor.