The Department of State stated it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for complaints submitted to Diplomatic Security with allegations concerning the conduct of Susan Pompeo.

The Department of State stated it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for complaints submitted to Diplomatic Security with allegations concerning the conduct of Secretary Mike Pompeo.

The Department of State has rejected American Oversight's request for communications of senior officials under Sec. Mike Pompeo's leadership. American Oversight sought these records in order to create a broad historical record for evaluating State 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.

American Oversight's litigation recently produced nearly 400 pages of Pompeo's emails from his time as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Pompeo's rush to release Clinton emails before Election Day appears to violate the Hatch Act, and career State Department employees may be at risk.

American Oversight letter to Special Counsel Henry Kerner, the U.S. Department of State Office of Inspector General Matthew S. Klimow, and State Acting Legal Adviser Marik String requesting an investigation into whether Secretary Mike Pompeo has ordered any department employees to act in violation of the Hatch Act.

The Department of State stated that it had no records responsive to American Oversight's request for communications with Halkbank and other external entities.

Letter from American Oversight to National Archives and Records Administration, Central Intelligence Agency, and State Department urging them to take prompt action to recover any federal records that may have been unlawfully removed from CIA or State Department custody as a result of Mike Pompeo’s use of personal email to conduct government business.

Records from the Department of State in response to American Oversight's request for the sent email communications of Secretary Mike Pompeo and other State officials containing key terms regarding State Inspector General Steve Linick.