This House resolution asks the President to send, within 14 days after the resolution is adopted, complete and unredacted records to the House of Representatives. The records requested fall into four categories: (1) all documents and communications about any federal employee placed on administrative leave, removed for a reduction in force, terminated, transferred, or reassigned on the orders, advice, or recommendation of Elon Musk, anyone called a member of a DOGE agency team, or any official or unofficial member of the United States DOGE Service since January 20, 2025; (2) all documents and communications about the Office of Personnel Management's determination that employees classified as DEI or DEIA, or those employed in DEIA offices, would be a competitive area for reduction in force under the OPM memorandum dated January 24, 2025; (3) all documents and communications between the Executive Office of the President, OMB, OPM, Elon Musk, DOGE Service members, DOGE agency team members, or other agencies or inspectors general about the removal or termination of agency inspectors general, including whether to notify Congress as required by law; and (4) all documents and communications between OMB or OPM and Elon Musk or any member or representative of the Trump Campaign, Transition Team, or Administration about the removal or termination of any inspector general, including whether Congress should be notified.
If you are a federal employee, work in a DEIA office, or are an inspector general, this resolution asks the President to give the House records that relate to personnel actions and inspector general removals since January 20, 2025. If the resolution is adopted and the President complies, the House would receive the requested documents and could review them.
No publicly available information on costs or budgetary effects is included in the resolution text.
The resolution was introduced by Representatives Kweisi Mfume, Gerald Connolly, Eleanor Norton, Stephen Lynch, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ro Khanna, and others. The resolution requests that the President provide the specified complete and unredacted records to the House within 14 days.
No publicly available information on opposition or objections is included in the resolution text.