Harmeet Dhillon, who was the vice chairwoman of the California Republican Party, told Fox News that within 24 hours of a Politico reporter's Twitter post claiming that the FBI is ready to serve warrants, "three of our clients … did either get search warrants or subpoenas. And these subpoenas are extremely broad."

In a Twitter post, Dhillon alleged that someone within the Department of Justice's (DOJ) Jan. 6 team "told a Politico reporter that 50 or so search warrants and grand jury subpoenas were being issued to Trump allies—before it happened. Clients, already being harassed by House J6 Committee investigators."

"Our clients [Women for America First] are among those targeted for their peaceful, First-Amendment-protected, speech about 2020 election," she wrote. "These bullying tactics are designed to target [and] intimidate Trump supporters."