Department of Justice
subagencies: FBI
Positions
| Position | Person | Notes |
|---|---|---|
1/29
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Justin Monroe | likely detailed NBC News |
c.3/30
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Tarak Makecha | likely detailed Senior Advisor (Human Resources) The Intercept |
3/XX
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Clayton Cromer | likely detailed [Rep. Vindman reported in early March being contacted by Cromer at the DOJ] |
c.4/02
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Christopher Stanley | likely detailed Senior Advisor (Deputy Attorney General) Reuters |
4/15
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Jon Koval | likely detailed [assuming detail from SSA] NYT |
4/15
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Payton Rehling | likely detailed NYT |
4/21
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Adam Hoffman | unknown Wash. Post |
Systems
| System | Person | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ECAS | Adam Hoffman, Marko Elez, Jon Koval, Payton Rehling
unknown
access
4/21-
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A system used by DOJ for tracking the status of immigration cases |
Events
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1/29
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Sighting:
An unidentified former SpaceX employee [later confirmed to be Justin Monroe] is reported to be working as an advisor to the Director of the FBI
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| March 2025 | ||
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3/11
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Disruption:
US Representative and former whistleblower against Trump, Eugene Vindman, reports being repeatedly contacted by Clayton Cromer identifying himself as Executive Assistant US Attorney
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3/12
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3/13
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| April 2025 | ||
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4/01
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Sighting:
DOGE member Christopher Stanley is listed as a Senior Advisor in Deputy Attorney General's Office and holds a security clearance
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4/03
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4/03
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Disruption:
Tarak Makecha begins demanding at 6:25pm the Acacia contracts must be terminated immediately despite it being after business hours
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4/03
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Disruption:
Tarak Makecha finds a DOJ Contracting Officer after hours at 7:25pm to send the termination despite concerns it violates the terms of a court order to not provide 3 days notice
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| May 2025 | ||
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5/23
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Interagency:
In a podcast appearance, Antonio Gracias reported that the DOJ had requested for DOGE to find "10-20 cases" of alleged noncitizen voting in every state
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