Manhattan federal prosecutors have filed a letter seeking to enforce Devon Archer's punishment in a fraud case unrelated to the Hunter Biden scandals. The letter requesting the judge immediately set a date for Archer, 58, to start his one-year sentence was sent over the weekend.

Devon Archer, the long-time friend and business partner of Hunter Biden, has found himself at the center of a legal storm. Despite facing a sentence for his role in defrauding a Native American tribe, Archer has agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee.

The committee's chairman, Comer, who issued the subpoena to Archer, finds the timing of the DOJ's request to enforce the sentence "odd," hinting at a potential bid to intimidate the witness.

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Despite the looming legal battle and the DOJ's efforts to enforce his sentence, Archer's attorney, Matthew Schwartz, maintains his client's commitment to testify honestly before the Congressional investigators. 

Schwartz firmly denies any speculation that Archer may alter his testimony under pressure. And reaffirming that Archer will tell the truth.

Hunter Biden scandals involve Joe Biden

Archer's testimony is said to be crucial in the GOP's ongoing probe of the former vice president's son. 

Archer's revelations about Joe Biden's alleged involvement in his son's business dealings could have significant ramifications for the Biden family legacy. And his upcoming testimony has been surrounded by speculation.

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Reports suggest that he is prepared to unveil new details about foreign business ventures and Joe Biden's level of involvement in his son's dealings while he served as vice president from 2009 to 2017.

The heart of Archer's testimony lies in the meetings he claims to have witnessed, where both Bidens were present, either in person or via telephone, alongside foreign business partners and prospective investors. 

According to sources, Hunter would reportedly introduce his father to these individuals, raising questions about the extent of Joe Biden's knowledge and engagement in his son's business affairs.

If Archer's testimony proves accurate, it could potentially expose a long history of corruption within the Biden family.

Allegations of Joe Biden meeting extensively with Hunter's business contacts during his time as vice president would at least cast doubt on the former vice president's claims of no involvement in his son's business dealings.