Judicial Watch Sues for Records on Biden Agency’s Welding Open Border Wall Flood Gates

The audio recording of the 911 call reportedly made by Laken Riley while she was allegedly being assaulted by Jose Antonio Ibarra on February 22, 2024.

The initial arrest report of Jose Antonio Ibarra for the February 22, 2024, homicide of Laken Riley.

The initial incident report relating to the death of Laken Riley.

The [university’s affidavit] provides, in relevant part, that no consideration was paid to President Biden, “State funded or otherwise,” in connection with the Senatorial Papers. To the contrary, the Special Counsel Report found that “Mr. Biden asked two of his former longtime Senate staffers to review his boxes in courtesy storage,” and that “[t]he staffers were paid by the University of Delaware to perform the pre-gift review….” “These former staffers reviewed and catalogued the boxes and recommended to him which papers to donate….” One staffer emailed President Biden: “I have not forgotten about the boxes and files at your house. I am looking to start on those just after Thanksgiving” — another email notes that a staffer was “looking through about 20-25 boxes in the garage … From that group, he has about 2 boxes of Senate material so far….” The search for Senate documents took place at Mr. Biden’s direction, required the participation of many, and was paid for by the University. Even the University General Counsel was involved in coordinating with Mr. Biden’s Chief of Staff….

In sum, the Report shows that President Biden directed his former staffers’ work in reviewing and cataloguing the Senate Papers, received the benefit thereof—and the University paid for it. Such payments constitute consideration paid on President Biden’s behalf in connection with the donation of Senatorial Papers to the University—contrary to the representations [of the university].

On February 20, 2024, Petitioners wrote to counsel for the University seeking clarification and additional information regarding the discrepancies between the Special Counsel Report and the Supplemented Affidavit…

On March 13, 2024, the University responded, dismissing Petitioners’ concerns and doubling down on the representation that “no consideration was paid to Mr. Biden for the gift of his Senate Papers …” and that “[y]our apparent assertion that payment for services provided to the University by former Biden staffers who were independent contractors, constitutes a payment of consideration to Mr. Biden for the gift of his Senate Papers, is simply false….” (emphasis in original). Counsel’s assertion, however, directly contradicts the Special Counsel Report, which found that (1) Mr. Biden solicited and directed his former staffers’ work, (2) the former staffers performed the work for Mr. Biden—rather than the University, and (3) the University paid the former staffers.