Senator Elizabeth Warren accused the president-elect Donald Trump and his “law-breaking” transition team because he apparently did not sign binding agreements before taking office due to concerns about pledging to avoid any conflicts of interest as president.

trump card and his team have yet to sign or file two documents required in the Presidential Transition Act due to a problem with the ethics plan, CNN first reported. Failure to sign the agreements means he and his team have no access to important documents less than 70 days before he is inaugurated.

“Donald Trump and his transition team already breaking the law. I would know because I wrote the law. First-term presidents must prevent conflicts of interest and sign an ethics agreement,” the Massachusetts senator wrote in a post on X months, linking to the CNN article. “This is what illegal corruption looks like.”

Warren cosponsored The Presidential Transition Improvement Act of 2019, which amended the original act of 1963.

Two documents are under discussion – both of which have pre-election deadlines, the media reported.

Before September 1, applicants should enter into a memorandum of understanding with the General Services Administration to obtain support services. Before Oct. 1, candidates would have to enter into a memorandum of understanding with the federal government on terms of access to the agencies — and include an ethics plan.

trump card plans to sign the documents, a Trump aide told the press, but first he is focusing on making cabinet choices. The source did not say when the president-elect would sign the agreements, but said the delay was “not a concern at all.”

The Independent has reached out to a Trump spokesman for more information.

Warren is not alone in sounding the alarm about Trump’s missed deadlines.

Rep. Maryland Jamie Raskin he wrote on X in late October: “Federal law creates a process for major party candidates to engage in smooth transition planning. Trump and Vance have so far boycotted the process, thus already obstructing the prospects for an orderly transition.”

Raskin even wrote an Oct. 23 letter to Trump and JD Vance urging them and their transition team to promptly sign the agreements: “Your actions depart from well-established norms of the federal government and demonstrate a spectacular disregard for the successful continuation of the essential principle. the institutions of American democratic government.”

Failure to do so could “jeopardize the orderly transfer of executive power and threaten our national security,” he warned.

Concerns about Trump’s transition to White house it came four years after his tumultuous exit, which included crowds of Trump supporters cheering to “hang” then-Vice President Mike Pence and an attack on the Capitol building. Trump has promised pardons for those convicted of crimes related to January 6.