Lawsuits

Secret Service texts from the insurrection and day before were deleted, raising concerns about a politicized cover-up scheme.

Election workers deserve to know what DOJ’s Election Threats Task force is doing to address ongoing threats of violence to election workers.

Glades County Detention Center is unlawfully deleting surveillance video, in violation of federal law.

Any records destruction by the Trump administration and anything NARA did to combat or enable that should be made public.

CREW is suing CBP for records on their use of Wickr since any agency use of an auto-burn feature may violate the Federal Records Act.

The public should know if the newest iteration of DHS's programs targeting violent extremism will unduly target already marginalized groups.

The DOJ has failed to release any records regarding Wilbur Ross's misrepresentation of the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 Decennial Census. This lack of transparency by the DOJ is indefensible considering an OIG investigation found that Ross provided false or misleading testimony before Congress in March 2018. 

DOJ law enforcement arms need to release any policies they have enacted on their use of body-worn cameras.

The public should know if Steve Mnuchin or Mike Pompeo participated in talks after the insurrection to remove Trump using the 25th Amendment.