Top Senate Democrats are pressing Trump-linked companies to clarify whether a May Department of Justice settlement with the Internal Revenue Service blocks potential IRS actions involving President Trump and his family. CBS and The Hill report that Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Chuck Schumer, and Ron Wyden are seeking answers about “significant questions” surrounding the scope of the settlement. The underlying case stems from a lawsuit brought by President Trump, after which the IRS is permanently barred from pursuing claims against him and his family members. Democrats now want to determine whether that agreement also extends to other entities associated with the Trump family. CBS says the senators are contacting 11 organizations with ties to the Trumps and are seeking explanations about whether those organizations are included in the DOJ deal and therefore shielded from IRS investigations or prosecutions. The senators’ inquiries focus on the settlement’s coverage and potential legal implications for entities beyond the president and his immediate family members, according to the reports. The requests are aimed at obtaining information before further legislative or oversight steps.