The Office of the Associate Attorney General stated that it had no records responsive to our request for training materials for the religious freedom training held by the Department of Justice during the week of March 9, 2020.

As the administration’s tragically mismanaged response to the coronavirus continues to lurch onward, the answers to that question are more important than ever.

Email sent by an official in the Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG) in response to our request for communications between the OAG and external organizations in light of the state's ban on non-essential medical procedures, interpreted to include abortion.

The Georgie Office of the Governor stated that it had no records of communications between select officials and any representative of numerous anti-choice groups between March 2020 and mid-April 2020.

Emails sent by staff in the Office of the Attorney General of Texas during the time period March 10 to March 31, 2020.

FOIA request to the Department of Health and Human Services for any directives or policy guidance approved or adopted by the department regarding abortion access during the coronavirus pandemic.

FOIA request to the Department of Health and Human Services for communications with specific anti-abortion groups and advocates regarding abortion access during the coronavirus pandemic.

Public Information Request seeking communications sent by officials in the Office of the Governor of Georgia to non-governmental organizations which advocate to restrict abortion access.

Public Information Request seeking communications sent by officials in the Georgia Department of Public Health to non-governmental organizations which advocate to restrict abortion access.

It shouldn’t be surprising that the president, who downplayed the crisis until just a few weeks ago, is once again avoiding taking responsibility.