Trump Firings of Inspectors General Violated Federal Law, Pentagon and VA Watchdogs Say in New Lawsuit
The IGs allege that Trump failed to notify Congress about the firings at least 30 days before they occurred and did not provide a "substantive, case-specific rationale" for the terminations as required by federal law,
On October 12, 1978, Congress passed the Inspector General Act, which established twelve Federal Offices of Inspector General tasked with rooting out fraud and waste and providing non-partisan ...
A longtime federal prosecutor in Albany, Robert P. Storch, is among the eight inspectors general suing for their jobs back ...
After House Oversight Committee ranking member Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) called out Trump’s (allegedly illegal) mass firing of ...
President Trump’s White House fired the inspector general for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) on ...
The inspectors general for at least 17 agencies were terminated in late January, with one such official receiving a letter ...
A federal judge has allowed the head of a U.S. watchdog agency targeted for dismissal by Donald Trump to remain in his job ...
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