Overview
- Rep. Adam Schiff's bill seeks to prohibit a sitting president from interfering with active criminal cases against them.
- The Investigative Integrity Protection Act would require a sworn statement from the attorney general before any case dismissal.
- A three-judge court would review dismissal requests to ensure they are not politically motivated.
- The bill is a response to Trump's multiple ongoing criminal prosecutions and his potential re-election.
- Despite support from seven House Democrats, the bill is unlikely to pass in the Republican-controlled House.