Trump Demands Imprisonment for Senator Schiff Amid DOJ Mortgage Fraud Probe

President Donald Trump has intensified his attacks on Senator Adam Schiff, accusing him of mortgage fraud related to allegedly misrepresenting his primary residence on loan documents. Trump demanded Schiff face prison time, linking the accusations to a Federal Housing Finance Agency referral to the Department of Justice, though the DOJ has not confirmed any formal charges. Schiff denies the allegations, calling them politically motivated retribution tied to his past investigations into Trump and his family, including Schiff's role in the first impeachment and probing Donald Trump Jr.'s contacts with Russians. Trump also framed Schiff's actions as part of a broader pattern of targeting his political opponents, including New York Attorney General Letitia James who faces her own DOJ scrutiny. A Fannie Mae memo cited in reports noted a pattern of possible occupancy misrepresentation but did not explicitly confirm fraud. Both sides continue to exchange sharp rhetoric, with Schiff vowing to hold Trump accountable despite the ongoing political conflict.