Prosecutors Oppose George Santos' Motion to Dismiss Fraud Charges
Santos' legal team argues against identity theft charges, but prosecutors claim misuse of donor information.
- Federal prosecutors seek to uphold identity theft charges against former Rep. George Santos.
- Santos' lawyers argue charges should be dropped due to a recent Supreme Court decision.
- Prosecutors assert Santos fraudulently used donor identities to evade campaign finance laws.
- Santos faces 23 counts, including defrauding donors and lying to Congress about his finances.
- A September trial date is set, with both sides preparing their cases.