Grassley presses FBI to clarify origin of Trump Arctic Frost probe's unusual code name
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley is pressing the FBI over the origin of its Arctic Frost probe name, calling it 'anything but random' after reviewing records on the agency's naming process. Grassley wants answers on how the FBI determines code names for its investigations.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley is pressing the FBI over the name given to an investigation into former President Trump's alleged involvement in the 2020 US election, specifically requesting clarity on why a code name called 'Arctic Frost' was chosen and labeling it as anything but random. The probe has raised eyebrows due to its unusual title, with Grassley seeking greater transparency from the agency. Grassley wants to understand how the FBI decides on investigation names. The senator's inquiry comes amid growing scrutiny of the FBI's handling of Trump-related matters.
