The first two of former President Donald Trumps codefendants surrendered at the Fulton County jail on Tuesday . Former Georgia GOP chairman David Shafer who led the states delegation of fake electors said in a court filing that he and the other fake electors acted at the direction of the incumbent President and other federal officials . Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and Jeffrey Clark the former Justice Department official indicted after trying to use his federal law enforcement powers to overturn the election have asked a federal judge to block them from being arrested by local authorities . Shafer falsely claimed thousands of people voted illegally in the state while casting his vote as a fake elector on December according to a transcript of the secretive closeddoor meeting Shafer made public . The Fulton County district attorneys office issued subpoenas Tuesday to two people who had listened in on Trumps call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger as prosecutors plan to get the case tossed the subpoenas . The subpoenas were issued to two lawyers Kurt Kaufman and Alex Kaufman requested that they appear to appear to testify in federal court on Monday at a hearing at the hearing at a federal hearing on Monday . A federal judge has given Willis until midafternoon Wednesday to respond to their request . A judge has been given until Thursday to respond by midafter afternoon Wednesday to response to the subpoena . The subpoena. The call is also listed as an overt act in the racketeering conspiracy charge also was also listed . The indictment also was listed as being an overt Act in the indictments. The indictment was also described as an act that has been brought against the indictment. It was also an overt operation in the indictment . The case was also alleged to be an overt and that it was an overt action. The defendants in the
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