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The oversight efforts by Congress, particularly Rep. Jasmine Crockett, to investigate President Trump's administration.
The Justice Department has published a small fraction of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein — roughly 12,285 items totaling about 125,575 pages — and concedes that more than two million responsive reco...
A U.S. citizen wrongfully detained by ICE should move quickly to secure release, preserve proof of citizenship and evidence about the detention, and obtain specialized legal counsel to challenge the d...
Federal reporting and legal guides uniformly state that immigration officers — including ICE and HSI personnel — are required by federal law and agency regulations to identify themselves as officers a...
No public, verifiable evidence has been produced that specific January 6 defendants have been formally employed as ICE agents, but multiple congressional Democrats and Senate Democrats have opened inq...
Attorney General William Barr issued a four‑page, top‑line letter in March 2019 that framed Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s findings as clearing the Trump campaign of “collusion” and concluded the ev...
There is no publicly available, confirmed tally of how many January 6 defendants currently work for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE); reporting shows House Democrats demanding documents ...
Law enforcement agencies—principally the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI—have publicly walked a tightrope between asserting transparency by releasing Epstein-related records and warning the pub...
The DHS Office of Inspector General has opened oversight of Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s rapid 2025 hiring and training push but has not released a public report that reaches final conclusion...
responded to ’s public allegations — including her calls for scrutiny of his ties to and broader accusations that his administration shields allies — with blunt personal attacks and categorical denial...
The documented record shows limited, situational communications between then‑Speaker (or her office) and Capitol security or officials about support in the days immediately before and during the attac...
Reporting shows (per ) placed proceeds from of into bank accounts with the primary account located in , a move described as likely to draw . ional sources and expert commentary outline the tools and p...
to generally do so through committee channels—oral testimony at hearings, sworn depositions, written submissions to committees or investigators, or by cooperating with member-led fact‑finding—while su...
Opponents of unsealing the Epstein files — primarily the Department of Justice and its lawyers — have mounted a multi‑pronged legal defense that stresses limits on judicial authority, challenges to wh...
The Epstein files remain largely unreleased because the Justice Department says the collection is massive and must be carefully vetted to protect victims and ongoing probes, while critics accuse the d...
Seventy House Democrats have co‑signed articles of impeachment introduced by Rep. Robin Kelly against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, but public reporting provides only partial roll calls of ...
Congressional offices and local prosecutors use distinct but overlapping tools — congressional oversight (hearings, subpoenas, referrals), state and local investigative channels (attorney general port...
Congressional oversight battles have been a primary engine forcing the public release of Jeffrey Epstein–related materials, using subpoenas, legislation and committee discretion to compel or publish d...
The Epstein Files Transparency Act requires the DOJ to publish all unclassified Epstein-related records in a searchable, downloadable format but explicitly permits a narrow set of redactions—most cent...
The Southern Poverty Law Center reported that agency recruitment posts used typography and imagery tied to extremist aesthetics and disproportionately depicted racialized communities, prompting public...
Congressional oversight and the passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act accelerated pressure on the Justice Department to publish investigative materials and imposed a statutory 30‑day deadline ...