Hunter Biden,53 will enter a guilty plea as part of a deal that most likely prevents jail time in a tax and firearms case.

President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, has an agreement with the Justice Department in which he will plead guilty to federal tax offenses and avoid prosecution on a separate gun charge. The deal is expected to spare him from serving time in prison.

The agreement comes after a long-running investigation into Hunter Biden, who has publicly acknowledged his struggle with addiction following the death of his brother in 2015.

Resolving the case avoids a trial that could have generated negative publicity for the White House, which has sought to maintain distance from the Justice Department.

While the deal requires to admit guilt, it focuses specifically on tax and weapons violations and is not tied to President Biden.

Former President Donald Trump and some Republicans have criticized the agreement, while the White House has expressed support for Hunter Biden as he continues his recovery.

The resolution of the case comes amid ongoing political battles and investigations surrounding his business dealings.