American Oversight today filed a suite of lawsuits to uncover the role that President Trump and the Trump Organization played in reversing a long-time plan to relocate the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) headquarters outside of Washington, DC. In its current location at the J. Edgar Hoover building, FBI headquarters sits a block away from the Trump International Hotel.

Lawsuit filed on behalf of American Oversight against OMB seeking communications regarding the FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project.

Lawsuit filed by American Oversight against DOJ, FBI, OMB, and GSA seeking records of White House meetings regarding the FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project.

FOIA to OMB seeking records sufficient to show all agency funds expended on Acting Director MulvaneyÕs travel to the New York City area on or around September 8, 2018, including funds expended on hotel accommodations, meals, and airplane, train, and car travel.

FOIA to OMB seeking any invitation sent to Acting Director Mulvaney and any notes he used to speak at a New York City event on or around September 8, 2018, that included an appearance by Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel.

FOIA to OMB seeking calendars for Emma Doyle, Jessica Anderson, Mick Mulvaney, Russell Vought, and Neomi Rao.

FOIA seeking records from multiple entities regarding the cost of the family separation policy, including: the availability or unavailability of funds, any assessment of appropriating funds for the policy, and any constraints on funding.

FOIA seeking records from multiple entities to determine the total costs of implementing the family separation policy, as well as records of programs from which funds for housing and reuniting children separated from their parents have been diverted and their costs.

American Oversight's lawsuit on behalf of Lambda Legal, who is seeking records from Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh's time during the Bush administration working on LGBTQ-related issues.

FOIA to OMB seeking all meeting notes, agendas, informational material, readouts, and follow-up conversation notes related to the FBI Headquarters Consolidation Project from any White House meetings that may have addressed the topic and that took place on or about June 15, 2018, with GSA Administrator Emily Murphy, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, FBI Director Christopher Wray, OMB Deputy Director Russ Vought, White House Counsel Don McGahn, White House Director of Legislative Affairs and Assistant to the President Marc Short, and/or President Donald Trump in attendance.