President Donald Trump and Eric Adams were scheduled to meet at the White House on Friday, a day when the Justice Department was set to release documents in the New York City mayor’s dismissed corruption case.

In early April, U.S. District Judge Dale Ho dismissed the DOJ’s corruption case against Adams and said the charges cannot be brought again.

Court papers to be unsealed by the DOJ are expected to shed light on the prosecution into allegations the mayor took bribes from Turkish officials, The New York Times reported.

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