A federal grand jury will convene in Florida in January 2026 amid claims from Mike Davis, a Donald Trump ally, that it will investigate what he describes as a years-long effort to undermine the president.

The empanelment follows an order from the chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, though the court order itself does not specify the purpose of the panel.

Newsweek contacted Davis and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida for comment via email outside normal office hours on Monday.

Why It Matters

The empanelment of a new federal grand jury in Florida has taken on outsized political significance after Davis claimed it will investigate what he calls a conspiracy against the president.

While court documents show only a rout

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