FOIA request to the Commerce Department for communications containing certain key terms relating to President Trump’s memorandum preventing the Census Bureau from including undocumented immigrants in its count for the purposes of reapportionment.

FOIA to the Census Bureau for communications containing certain key terms relating to President Trump’s memorandum preventing the Census Bureau from including undocumented immigrants in its count for the purposes of reapportionment.

FOIA to the Census Bureau for communications containing certain key terms regarding President Trump’s memorandum preventing the Census Bureau from including undocumented immigrants in its count for the purposes of reapportionment.

FOIA request to the U.S. Census Bureau seeking records reflecting any directives sent from Census Bureau headquarters to regional field offices.

FOIA request to the Commerce Department inspector general seeking records reflecting tips or complaints made by census enumerators.

FOIA request to the U.S. Census Bureau seeking external emails of recent political appointees.

The Census Bureau stated it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for email communications between Census Bureau officials and President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign, the Republican National Committee, or the White House regarding Republican National Committee fundraising documents that resemble U.S. Census forms.

FOIA to Commerce seeking communications of senior officials in order to create a broad historical record for evaluating Commerce politicization during the Trump administration.

FOIA to the Census Bureau seeking communications of senior officials in order to create a broad historical record for evaluating Census Bureau politicization during the Trump administration.

If there were any hopes that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo would, after having been accused of Hatch Act violations this summer, tone down his political activities as the election drew nearer, his recent pledge to release the emails of former Secretary Hillary Clinton has put those expectations to rest.