Mueller has submitted his report: Here's what 'collusion' actually means, and whether members of Trump campaign could have broken the law

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• The special counsel Robert Mueller has delivered his final report on the Russia investigation to Attorney General William Barr.
• It's not yet clear what details the report contains or what will be disclosed to the public.
• Legal experts say that while "collusion" is not itself an offense specifically denoted in the federal code, it does refer to a host of other federal offenses, including a conspiracy to defraud the United States. 

Special counsel Robert Mueller has submitted the long-awaited report on his 19-month investigation.

It is expected to examine one of the biggest questions surrounding the legitimacy of President Donald Trump's administration: whether the Trump campaign illegally colluded with Russian officials to tilt the 2016 presidential race in Trump's favor.

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