American Oversight's investigation into the administration’s preparations for fulfilling Trump's promise to build a border wall reveal it to be nothing more than a rhetorical tool.

On Tuesday, American Oversight filed multiple lawsuits regarding the development and implementation of the Trump administration’s policy of separating immigrant children from their parents.

FOIA to HHS regarding a database used to track children separated from their parents seeking communications containing the term "matching table."

FOIA to HHS seeking records related to a database used to track children separated from their parents, including instructions to create a database the information it's tracking, and how many children and adults are being tracked in the database.

Records from Customs and Border Protection containing emails between between CBP employees and White House staff regarding plans for the construction of a border wall.

Records from DHS regarding the decision to investigate the @ALT_uscis Twitter account.

FOIA to DOD submitted along with National Security Action seeking records sufficient to identify any procedures, standards, guidance, policies, or rules produced by Department of Defense regarding the use of force or rules of engagement in the troop deployment, Operation Faithful Patriot. This FOIA is also asking for records related to Trump's statements about migrants throwing stones.

FOIA to ICE along with the National Security Action seeking guidance on the tracking of children after being separated from their parents, all guidance produced by DHS and provided to ICE officials regarding the handling of unaccompanied alien children, communications with private militias, and policy memorandum signed by DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and provided to ICE regarding treatment of immigrants.

FOIA to USCIS seeking communications between White House Official McLaurine Klingler, and USCIS Director L. Francis Cissna, Kaitlin Vogt Stoddard, and Chief, Office of Policy and Strategy, Kathy Nuebel Kovarik.

FOIA to ICE seeking communications between White House official McLaurine Klingler and any political appointee in the immediate office of the Director.