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FOIA Requests

Corruption

December 18, 2020

CREW requests records on Dr. Alexander’s troubling ‘herd immunity’ coronavirus approach

Dr. Alexander appeared to issue public health guidance based on whatever fiction would win Trump’s favor rather than science-based facts.

Investigations

Transparency

October 13, 2020

Congress told ICE to decrease detentions. Then ICE spent $20 million+ expanding its network.

Newly revealed records show huge ICE contracts with Lasalle Corrections, a company notorious for human rights abuses, including allegations of forced hysterectomies.

Commentary & Analysis

January 13, 2021

Impeachment questions, answered

This page collects resources and provides concise answers to frequently asked questions regarding impeachment.

Commentary & Analysis

April 29, 2021

100 days in, how’s President Biden doing on democracy, ethics and transparency?

So far, the Biden administration has made some promising progress on ethics and democracy reform in particular.

Reports

Corruption

July 24, 2019

The case for a Trump impeachment inquiry

The House should begin an impeachment inquiry into President Trump for his obstruction, acceptance of emoluments and conspiracy to defraud campaign finance law.

Reports

A stern Bill Barr speaks into a small microphone

Corruption

July 28, 2020

Abuse of power: The case for Attorney General Bill Barr’s impeachment

CREW makes the case for the impeachment of Attorney General Bill Barr based on his serious abuses of power.

Press Releases

Rainbow-colored fireworks on the National Mall, behind the White House and Washington Monument

February 11, 2021

White House reverses Trump records policy, confirms WhatsApp messages saved

The government revealed that Trump White House staff, including Jared Kushner, were required to turn over complete versions of their WhatsApp messages.

Commentary & Analysis

January 21, 2021

Dubious claims of censorship created Citizens United. The Supreme Court should not have fallen for it.

Instead of combatting imagined censorship, the Court and members of Congress should be focused on the real threats to our country.

Commentary & Analysis

December 18, 2020

Understanding Trump’s corrupt pardons, and why they won’t stop accountability

If Trump issues pardons to his family, his allies, and himself, the final days of his presidency will be even more corrupt than the others.

Press Releases

April 9, 2021

CREW and others file amicus brief in Americans for Prosperity case

AFPF and the Thomas More Law Center refused to submit their donor reports to the Attorney General’s office and brought its suit against the California Attorney General.

Reports

Trump speaks at a podium with several armed forces members in dress uniform in the background

Corruption

August 15, 2019

Trump’s 2,000 conflicts of interest (and counting)

CREW has tallied 2,310 conflicts resulting from Trump’s decision to retain his business interests, from visits to Trump properties to appointments.

Reports

Trump sitting in Oval office in front of Jared Kushner, Steve Mnuchin and Mike Pompeo. Everyone is tinted navy except Trump.

Policy & Reform

December 2, 2020

Reforming executive branch ethics

Trump has been an ethics disaster, and exposed a glaring need for executive branch ethics reform, to hold those in power accountable to the people.

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CREW requests records on Dr. Alexander’s troubling ‘herd immunity’ coronavirus approach

Congress told ICE to decrease detentions. Then ICE spent $20 million+ expanding its network.

Impeachment questions, answered

100 days in, how’s President Biden doing on democracy, ethics and transparency?

The case for a Trump impeachment inquiry

Abuse of power: The case for Attorney General Bill Barr’s impeachment

White House reverses Trump records policy, confirms WhatsApp messages saved

Dubious claims of censorship created Citizens United. The Supreme Court should not have fallen for it.

Understanding Trump’s corrupt pardons, and why they won’t stop accountability

CREW and others file amicus brief in Americans for Prosperity case

Trump’s 2,000 conflicts of interest (and counting)

Reforming executive branch ethics

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