The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday urged the Justice Department to investigate executive actions taken by President Joe Biden’s (D) administration, stating that some orders were issued without his explicit approval.

The Committee said it found evidence that several executive actions the former president ostensibly took, which include presidential pardons and commutations, were not personally approved by the 46th president.

The report alleged that Biden’s aides may have used the presidential autopen, a mechanical device that replicates signatures, to sign off on some of these actions “without his knowledge.”

“The Committee deems those actions taken through use of the autopen as void,” the House Oversight report found, adding that it “finds numerous executive actions, particular

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