No matter how much the administration stonewalls, new evidence in the Ukraine investigation continues to emerge. 

This timeline is troubling.

A lot has happened during the first week of 2020 — including the release of new Ukraine-related documents.

The State Department released 42 pages of records in response to American Oversight’s FOIA lawsuit for a range of documents related to the Trump administration’s dealings with Ukraine.

Records from the Department of State in response to American Oversight’s request for external communications regarding efforts to influence the Ukrainian government to investigate the president’s political opponents.

The power of impeachment exists to check a president who refuses to recognize the constitutional separation of powers.

Minute Order issued by Judge Christopher Cooper on December 13, 2019 in American Oversight's FOIA litigation seeking the public release of State Department records relating to the Trump administration's dealings with Ukraine. The order instructs the State Department to extend the search cut-off date for responsive records to October 18, 2019 and to release any responsive documents by January 8, 2020.

Emails obtained by American Oversight provide a glimpse of how a senior adviser at ICE has worked with Miller to promote harsh anti-immigration policies.

Department of State search declaration by Eric F. Stein, the director of the Office of Information Programs and Services (IPS).

Calling out the administration for failing "to produce a single document" to Congress, the Intelligence Committee's report cited the documents American Oversight obtained through FOIA litigation.