OneWest, the bank formerly run by President Trump’s Treasury secretary pick, was allegedly involved in a broader robo-signing operation than previously acknowledged, a left-leaning group claimed on Monday.

OneWest or its affiliates robo-signed documents in New Jersey, California, Nevada, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Texas, according to Allied Progress, which analyzed lawsuits.

Steve Mnuchin, the former OneWest chief executive, said during his Senate confirmation hearing last month that “OneWest did not ‘robo-sign’ documents.” It was then learned that OneWest robo-signed documents in Ohio and Florida.

The Allied Progress claim widened that group to six states. The Senate is expected to vote on Mnuchin later this week.

Mnuchin spokesman Barney Keller denied that he did anything wrong and said that he was a “hardworking bank employee.”

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