FGA v. Department of Justice

What is President Biden hiding?
We’ve sued the Biden administration.
In April 2022, FGA filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in federal court after several federal agencies failed to respond to our Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to obtain documents pertaining to President Biden’s Executive Order 14019. FGA originally requested these documents on July 30, 2021, and more than a year later, not a single document was provided as required under the FOIA law. But on July 12, 2022, the Federal District Court ordered DOJ to provide FGA with all requested and required documents before the midterm election(s).
This initial win in the courtroom was a victory for transparency, for government accountability, and for the American people… and we’re just getting started.
Case Details
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Case Name:
FGA v. Department of Justice
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Location:
Middle District of Florida Fort Myers Division
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Date Filed:
April 20, 2022
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“Federal law is clear that the American people have a right to these public documents requested under FOIA detailing how the Department of Justice will newly operate within our elections.”
-Tarren Bragdon, FGA President and CEO
-Tarren Bragdon, FGA President and CEO
CASE DOCUMENTS
Check out the legal complaint from FGA.
THE EXECUTIVE ORDER (E.O.) UNCOVERED
Check out the documents revealing what the Biden administration is doing to upend America’s elections.
Emails Re: Interagency Policy Committee Meeting on Implementation of the Promoting Access to Voting Executive Order
Emails Re: Next Steps on Voting EO Implementation – Interim Report Template – Follow-up Meeting 5/21
Emails Re: INITIAL CIRCULATION (XRIN 0693-XC109) – DUE TO OLP COB MON. MAY 17- XR NIST RFI on Promoting Access to Voting (implements EO 14019)
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