Sues for Records of Joint Base Andrews Scuffle Involving Kamala Harris’ Secret Service Detail

Category: Legal News

Judicial Watch filed a FOIA lawsuit against DHS for records related to a Secret Service agent's altercation at Joint Base Andrews involving Vice President Kamala Harris. The incident raised concerns about the agency's hiring practices and the agent's background. The lawsuit seeks various records, including incident reports and policy documents on diversity in hiring.

Keywords: Judicial Watch, FOIA lawsuit, Secret Service incident

Source: Judicial Watch

Update At: 7/23/2024

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