American Oversight sued the administration on Thursday for failing to release documents regarding the impact of the coronavirus on vulnerable populations in prisons and immigration detention centers. 

Lawsuit filed by American Oversight against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Department of Justice, and the Federal Bureau of Prisons for directives, risk assessments, data, and related communications regarding the outbreak of coronavirus in prisons.

Documents obtained by American Oversight provide further evidence of miscommunication and disorganization at the same time officials were issuing misleading public statements.

Every week seems to bring a new example of President Donald Trump’s disdain — or fear — of independent oversight.

Lawsuit filed by Emily Ryo, represented by American Oversight, against the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement for agencies’ data regarding detainees, including information on detainees’ immigration case history.

Like many things in today’s politics, mail-in voting has become a political flashpoint as the November election gets closer.

FOIA request to Immigration and Customs Enforcement seeking grievances from immigration processing and detention centers.

FOIA to Immigration and Customs Enforcement for records regarding the facial recognition software company Clearview AI, Inc.

FOIA to Immigration and Customs Enforcement for records reflecting communications with representatives of the facial recognition software company Clearview AI, Inc.

Trump has seemingly failed to learn that no amount of political spin can minimize his administration’s mismanaged pandemic response.