Peter Navarro Ordered to Turn Over Presidential Records Amid Legal Setbacks

The former Trump aide faces additional legal challenges while serving a prison sentence for contempt of Congress.

Peter Navarro, former Trump administration official, loses appeal and must turn over emails from his time in office to the National Archives.
Navarro is currently serving a four-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress, related to failing to comply with a Jan. 6 committee subpoena.
The federal appeals court sided with a judge who threatened Navarro with contempt of court for not turning over records as per the Presidential Records Act.
The Department of Justice sued Navarro for retaining emails on a private account used during his tenure, which are considered property of the U.S.
Navarro's argument that the U.S. has no authority to retrieve Presidential records from former employees was rejected by the court.