The Georgia investigation into former President Trump’s election-overturning efforts has reportedly broadened to include activities that took place in other states.
In American Oversight’s fight for records related to the deaths of people held in immigration detention, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lifted redactions on nearly 80 pages of public documents.
American Oversight seeks the release of Trump-era DHS records to shed light on political appointees’ communications with anti-immigrant groups about the Migrant Protection Protocols.
The Department of Justice dropped a key objection to the release of more than 4,500 pages of documents related to the Durham investigation, the Trump-era inquiry into the origins of the FBI’s probe of the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia.
Records previously obtained by American Oversight show the billionaire — whose reported extravagant gifts to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas have drawn major scrutiny — attended at least one of the dinners at the State Department in September 2019.
Conservative leaders in states across the country have been busy this week, from passing new restrictions on abortion access to unleashing further attacks on LGBTQ rights.