Banks worked with Biden officials to spy on pro-Trump Americans

A congressional report alleges that the Biden administration collaborated with banks to monitor pro-Trump Americans without warrants. The House Judiciary Select Subcommittee claims financial institutions, including major banks, provided customer data to the federal government.

The report indicates that over 14,000 federal employees accessed sensitive financial data, leading to millions of "warrantless searches."

Chairman Jim Jordan highlighted that purchases of items like Bibles or any association with Trump could trigger surveillance. He stated, "The federal government is building profiles on the American people," often based on political beliefs rather than criminal activity.

Investigations are ongoing into the involvement of at least 13 banks in this surveillance.