July 10, 2025
Congress Releases Evidence Supporting Whistleblower Disclosure As Part of DOJ Oversight Efforts
WASHINGTON—Following the June 24, 2025, whistleblower disclosure by Erez Reuveni, former Acting Deputy Director for the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of Immigration Litigation, Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats, led by Ranking Member Senator Dick Durbin, launched a formal investigation into allegations that DOJ leadership—under Principal Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove—encouraged defiance of court orders, misled the judiciary, and attempted to suppress internal dissent to advance the President’s immigration removal priorities.
Senator Durbin and his colleagues have formally requested additional documents from DOJ, DHS, and DOD to further examine the scope of the alleged misconduct and the potential violation of legal and ethical standards by senior officials.
Additionally, Senator Durbin, as part of the Committee’s oversight function, asked Mr. Reuveni to provide materials supporting his whistleblower disclosure. These documents, which he provided through his legal counsel after a thorough ethics review, were made public today by Senator Durbin.
The documents include internal emails and text messages corroborating Mr. Reuveni’s efforts to ensure compliance with court orders and the internal resistance he faced. Mr. Reuveni was removed and terminated from his position in April after he truthfully informed the federal district court judge Paula Xinis,...
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