FIRST ON FOX: HawleyMO demands DHS Secretary Mayorkas turn over docs on disinformation board
FIRST ON FOX:, R-Mo., demanded Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas turn over documents on the disinformation governance board, which was recently placed on ice amid heavy scrutiny.
The lawmakers also wrote that Mayorkas"testified under oath that you would produce to the Committee all records related to the Board, including its formation and appointment of personnel" and that the department"‘will produce the documents that you have requested,unless there’s a legal prohibition’" preventing them from doing so.
The senators called on Mayorkas to produce all"records related to the Department’s Disinformation Governance Board" including"written or recorded communications concerning the formation of the Board,""any communications with the White House about the formation of the Board or appointment of officials to serve on the Board, and"any legal review to determine whether the activities of the Board would be authorized by the Constitution of the United States.
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