Justice Department Files Statement of Interest in Judicial Watch’s Lawsuit to Compel Oregon to Clean Voter Rolls

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Jun 24, 2025

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Justice Department Files Statement of Interest in Judicial Watch’s Lawsuit to Compel Oregon to Clean Voter Rolls

Judicial Watch announced that the U.S. Department of Justice filed a statement of interest in Judicial Watch’s lawsuit that calls on Oregon’s secretary of state to make “a reasonable effort to remove” the registrations of ineligible registrants from the voter rolls as required by federal law (Judicial Watch, et al. v. The State of Oregon et al. (No. 6:24-cv-01783)). U.S. District Court Judge Michael J. McShane set a hearing in the case for June 18 at 10:00 a.m.

Judicial Watch: FBI Hiding Biden Twitter Censorship Records – Federal Court Hearing Set

“It is frustrating beyond belief for Judicial Watch to have to go to federal court for basic information on Biden’s abuse of the FBI, using Twitter to censor and monitor Americans,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.

Judicial Watch Sues Pentagon for Records on Reported Covid-19 Infections at 2019 Wuhan Games

“Let’s cut to the chase: the Pentagon should release each and every document about military personnel possibly being infected by Covid in 2019 in Wuhan, China – months before the public learned of Covid,” stated Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. “The time for FOIA games is over.”

L.A. Rioters Fight to Keep Rapists, Murderers, Gangbangers on City Streets, DHS Confirms

Rioters in Los Angeles are fighting to keep rapists, murderers, gangbangers and other violent criminals loose on city streets, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirms this week contradicting open border groups, media outlets and California Democrats who claim only hard-working, law-abiding immigrants were cruelly arrested in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICEO) sweeps that ignited pandemonium in the City of Angels.

FBI Settles Lawsuit Over Biden Era Cover-Up Of Trans Killer Manifesto

The Federalist

More than two years after facing a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit for playing politics with a trans killer’s manifesto, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has agreed to a settlement.

The FBI also agreed to release 112 pages of the killer’s writings to Judicial Watch. There remain hundreds more pages in the possession of the law enforcement agencies. As the Tennessee Star noted Wednesday, its publication last year of Hale’s 2023 journal accounted for about 15 percent of her total writings seized by police.

Bribed USAID Official Helps Minority Businesses Get $550 Mil in Contracts in Decade-Long Scheme

Judicial Watch

In yet another case that demonstrates the deep-rooted corruption at the dismantled United States Agency for International Development (USAID) a contracting officer at the scandal-plagued State Department offshoot has pleaded guilty to bribery of a public official for running a decade-long scheme involving over half a billion dollars in contracts. The criminal operation was facilitated by a government program that helps socially and economically disadvantaged business by giving them lucrative federal contracting opportunities through “set-asides and solo-source” contracts exclusively available to minorities and women without a competitive bidding process. All the parties involved in this criminal enterprise, including the veteran USAID employee, are minorities.

Rep. Issa asks federal judge to freeze his mail-ballot case, pending SCOTUS verdict

Times of San Diego

Issa’s lawyers with conservative group Judicial Watch — as well as state attorneys — want to see how the Bost case plays out.

“Given the similarity of the issues in this case and in Bost, the outcome of the jurisdictional issues in Bost may inform the jurisdictional issues presented in this case,” wrote Issa lawyer Russ Nobile along with state Deputy Attorney General Jennifer Rosenberg and others.