The DOJ's larger investigation has caused political problems in Washington, D.C. over how intelligence agencies handled the first reports of Russian interference.People who agree with what the DOJ is doing say that the public needs to be open and responsible to trust them again. People who don't want the inquiry say it could hurt the trust people have in the police and make political tensions worse.

Lawyers say that the results of this investigation could change how future investigations into political campaigns and foreign players are done. It also makes you think about how to find a balance between political control and national security intelligence in very sensitive situations.

The Department of Justice says that the subpoenas are part of a legal effort to find out what really happened and clear up any confusion about how the Russiagate case began.This is one of the most important things to happen in years in connection with the first Trump-Russia investigation, which was a big deal in U.S. politics for most of the last decade.

People who know about the case said that federal investigators are looking into whether the FBI and CIA made bad decisions or mistakes that led to early conclusions.

The DOJ may soon ask former intelligence officials to testify under oath as they gather more evidence.Analysts believe that the findings of this investigation could either exonerate or incriminate significant individuals in one of the most contentious incidents in recent American political history.

The results of the investigation will likely change how the Justice Department and the intelligence community deal with politically sensitive questions in the future.People are still watching the DOJ to see if it can figure out where Russiagate really came from and if it was real.