FOIA to DHS's Office of the Inspector General seeking records reflecting reimbursements made by Brock Long or agreements made by Brock Long to repay FEMA for his unauthorized use of agency resources.

FOIA to the Department of Homeland Security for records regarding a career HHS official’s warnings about the harmful impacts of policies leading to the separation of children from their families.

FOIA to the Department of Homeland Security for analyses or communications of the psychological effects of the administration’s family separation policy on children.

FOIA to DHS's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties seeking data related to civil rights complaints and investigations.

FOIA to DHS's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties seeking records reflecting staffing levels.

American Oversight today filed a lawsuit to shed light on White House Senior Adviser Stephen Miller’s influence across the federal government.

American Oversight sued DHS, DOJ, HHS, and State for senior adviser Stephen Miller’s communications to shed light on his influence across the federal government.

Despite the existence of numerous lobbying disclosure reports, DHS has told American Oversight that it cannot identify any records of communications between political appointees and representatives of a Trump-connected lobbying firm.

American Oversight requested records from DHS relating to Kirstjen Nielsen's statements regarding deaths in DHS Custody. DHS provided American Oversight with Nielsen’s written testimony for the House Judiciary Committee.  American Oversight sought these records to shed light on DHS's treatment of vulnerable detainees, including actions DHS officials have taken to address serious threats to the life of people DHS has detained.

Department of Homeland Security stated that it had no records of talking points on the number of known and suspected terrorists and special interest aliens apprehended at the southern border of the United States. American Oversight asked for records to shed light on the extent to which administration officials have made inaccurate or misleading statements to the public as a part of the administration’s efforts to secure funding for a border wall. (DHS-19-0021)