GOP Probes Biden's Dismissal

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Lawmakers demand Bondi's DOJ investigate Biden's post-Election Day dismissal of green energy fraud lawsuit

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Republican lawmakers are calling on Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate President Biden 's dismissal of a lawsuit claiming millions in fraud from a green energy project.

In 2011 , Obama's Treasury Department granted Tonopah Solar Energy , LLC hundreds of millions of dollars for the construction of a solar plant in Nevada .

The energy group was eventually sued by CMB Export , LLC for alleged fraud involving approximately $275 million of taxpayer dollars.

The case was being investigated by the Department of Justice , until the Biden administration filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit on Nov. 6, 2024 the day after the presidential election.

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