The FBI is retaliating against 'conservative' whistleblowers who are sounding alarms about a politicized bureau that has gotten out-of-control
- Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) claims that the FBI is purging employees with conservative viewpoints and revoking security clearances
- More than a dozen FBI whistleblowers have come to Jordan with allegations of misconduct within the FBI
- The Ohio representative claims that whistleblower disclosures are protected under Title 5 of the United States Code
- You do not retaliate against whistleblowers
In light of the confirmation of Carlos Uriarte as Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA), Attorney General Garland has reminded all Department personnel of their existing policies regarding communications between the Justice Department and Congress.
- These policies, which can be found at Justice Manual 1-8.000, may be supplemented from time to time with more specific directions for particular components.
The DOJ memo reminding employees about the departmental policy comes in the wake of reports of "dozens" of whistleblowers that have contacted now-minority House GOP Oversight Committee members they intend to come forward to expose the policized Biden administration when there is more protection from retaliation.
- "Why is Merrick Garland TERRIFIED that whistleblowers are speaking to Congress?" House Judiciary GOP asked on Twitter.
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