Federal prosecutors are at risk of an "enormously compromising" situation if they continue to pursue cases against Donald Trump's perceived enemies, according to a group of former presidential ethics counsel. The Justice Department made prosecutorial decisions independent of the White House." "Indeed, a criminal case against Comey could be a nightmare for any prosecutor on both vindictive and selective prosecution grounds and on the merits. The discovery that the judge will likely order here alone will be enormously compromising in a variety of ways." They caution Trump's DOJ with one final warning:"If federal prosecutors do not want to go down this road, they should spend their time, and taxpayer money, prosecuting real criminals, not the president’s political enemies.