Former President Trump can be sued for Jan. 6th insurrection, DOJ says
The Justice Department has weighed in on a potential lawsuit against former President Donald Trump. Attorneys for the department say the president does not have absolute immunity from civil suits and can be sued by two capitol officers and 11 members of Congress.
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