JUDICIAL WATCH TIPSHEET

 

Judicial Watch Wins Appeal on Release of Sally Yates’ Records on Refusal to Enforce President Trump’s Travel Ban Judicial Watch announced recently that the U.S. Court of Appeals for District of Columbia Circuit ordered a lower court to directly review records withheld by the Justice Department about former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates related to her 2017 refusal to enforce President Donald Trump’s travel ban executive order READ MORE

Judicial Watch Sues Maryland for Gerrymandered Congressional Districts – Voters Challenge Unconstitutional Plan “Unfortunately, Democrats in the legislature went beyond politics into abuse of power in setting up Maryland’s gerrymandered congressional maps,” stated Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. “This lawsuit seeks to protect the rights of all voters and citizens. Simply put: politicians shouldn’t get to pick their voters.” READ MORE

Judicial Watch: Records Detail U.S. Embassy Concerns about China’s ‘Anal Swab’ COVID Testing of U.S. Diplomatic Personnel Judicial Watch obtained the records in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the State Department for non-identifying records of U.S. diplomatic personnel being subjected to invasive COVID-19 anal swab tests by the Chinese government (Judicial Watch v U.S. Dept of State (No. 1:21-cvc02111)). This lawsuit was filed after the State Department failed to respond to a June 18, 2021, FOIA request. READ MORE

U.S. Invests $1.5 Mil to Help Salvadoran Police Deal with COVID-19 Stress While local law enforcement agencies around the United States weather extensive budget cuts, the federal government is dedicating $1.5 million to assist police in El Salvador with challenges and stress created by COVID-19. The goal is to help the Central American nation’s 26,966-member National Civil Police (PNC) asses its role and capacities during a crisis and efficiently provide training to manage a public health emergency like the pandemic. READ MORE

Fight to clean voter lists gains ground after 2020 election The Washington Times Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, another group that polices voter rolls, said the key moment for election integrity came a few years back, when the Supreme Court reaffirmed the requirement in federal law that states do have to take steps to clean up their lists. READ MORE Group wins new chance to obtain Yates’ DOJ emails over Trump travel ban Reuters The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit gave the conservative group Judicial Watch a new shot at winning the release of drafts of a Jan. 30, 2017, statement by Yates directing officials to not defend Trump’s executive order. READ MORE Joe Biden’s Senate Records Judicial Watch Judicial Watch is fighting to “force the release of Joe Biden’s Senate records,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton states in the Weekly Update. “Given the public interest in these records, the public financing of the University of Delaware under Delaware law, we thought these records should’ve been public,” Fitton adds.  READ MORE RECAP: Fauci-Gain-of-Function Secrets Exposed, CRT Abuse Exposed, MAJOR Push for Cleaner Elections! WATCH NOW Covid Update CONFIRMED: U.S. Diplomats Harassed by Chinese Government! WATCH NOW Pelosi Using January 6th to Target Trump and Trump Supporters WATCH NOW CLIPS Fitton: Fauci Funded Gain-of Function Research in Wuhan Judicial Watch Files Federal Lawsuit for Teacher Fired for Criticizing CRT!

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