Records from the Department of Health and Human Services regarding the agency budget for fiscal year 2019. These records include communications from the Spring of 2018.

Records released by the Department of Justice in response to American Oversight’s request for communications on the availability or unavailability of funds, any evaluation, assessment, or analysis of currently available appropriations that could be used to fund implementation of the family separation policy, and constraints on planning for funding of the family separation policy.

The Administration for Children and Families stated that it had no records in response to American Oversight's request for documents of communications about the cost of family separation.

The Office of Management and Budget stated that it had no records of the costs associated with the Trump Administration's family separation policy.

Office of Management and Budget records received in response to our request for documents related to the costs of the Trump administration's family separation policy.

Administration for Children and Family records of expenditures required to execute the Trump Administration's family separation policy.

No records response from U.S. Marshals Service in response to our FOIA seeking documents related to the cost of implementing the family separation policy.

No records response from U.S. Marshals Service in response to our FOIA seeking communications among political appointees regarding the implementation the family separation policy.

On Tuesday, American Oversight filed multiple lawsuits regarding the development and implementation of the Trump administration’s policy of separating immigrant children from their parents.

American Oversight's lawsuit against DOJ, EOIR, U.S. Marshals Service, HHS, ACF, CBP, USCIS, and OMB seeking records related to costs associated with the Trump administration's family separation policy.