The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Tennessee filed motions in federal court on Thursday to withdraw from the criminal investigation of Ogles. The move comes months after the office obtained warrants to seize Ogles' cell phone and email account which were then executed by the FBI.

Last week, the congressman unveiled a proposal to allow Trump to run for a third term. This week, he’s no longer under investigation.

Federal prosecutors based in Nashville have withdrawn from the criminal investigation of Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles.

In a motion filed in federal court, U.S. Attorney Robert McGuire moved to withdraw Assistant U.S. Attorneys Robert Levine and Christopher Suedekum as prosecutors.

Tenn., proposed a constitutional amendment Thursday that would allow for a president to serve three terms if their first two were nonconsecutive. This essentially serves as a rule aimed at giving President Donald Trump a third term in office.