Hunter Biden, facing legal challenges, is reportedly concerned about his future if former President Trump is re-elected. According to a report, he has expressed worries to family friends about the possibility of having to leave the U.S. due to investigations by Republican lawmakers, Fox News Digital reports.

Hunter is also concerned about the intense scrutiny his family would face during the 2024 campaign. The report cites a recent statement from Hunter on musician Moby’s podcast where he accused GOP lawmakers of trying to harm him to undermine his father’s presidency.

Hunter is currently under investigation by House Republicans for potential links between his foreign business dealings and his father’s political career. Congress has initiated a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden related to these matters.

Hunter faces federal charges, including illegally owning a firearm, tax fraud misdemeanors, and failing to pay nearly $200,000 in income tax in 2019.

Despite appearing at a press conference in Washington, D.C., where he defended himself and his father, he avoided complying with a congressional subpoena for a deposition, leading to calls for contempt of Congress. Republican representatives criticized Hunter’s actions, emphasizing the need for compliance with congressional subpoenas.

The report highlights Hunter’s concerns about the impact of investigations and legal challenges on his and his father’s reputation and the potential consequences if Trump returns to the White House in 2024. The White House and Hunter Biden’s legal team have not responded to inquiries about the matter.