Whistleblower Aid

BREAKING: The Dept of Justice “lost” our whistleblower client’s evidence - re. Emil Bove and other senior DOJ officials’ defiance of court orders and coverup - from May 5 until just yesterday, the eve of Bove’s confirmation vote. whistlebloweraid.org/new-whistleb...

JUST IN: Our client and a fmr. DOJ attorney has lawfully disclosed evidence that supports Erez Reuveni's allegations regarding Emil Bove and other senior DOJ officials actively and deliberately undermining the rule of law. whistlebloweraid.org/whistleblowe...

Watch Whistleblower Aid’s Andrew Bakaj and NLRB whistleblower Dan Berulis on @msnbc with @rachelmaddow NOW. www.msnbc.com/live

On this day in 1935, the Social Security Act was signed into law. Nine decades later, the Trump administration and DOGE illegally weaponized Social Security data against 2.7 million people. Our client Jeremiah Schofield worked to stop them and expose their cruel scheme. Here's his story:

An ICE agent pulled his gun on a woman in Virginia, and she got video of the incident. Our client Ryan Schwank @ryanschwank.bsky.social analyzed the footage last night on CNN. Watch:

"I think ICE wants the public to know they have these, essentially these pain tools, as a way of creating more fear." – ICE whistleblower Ryan Schwank on Here & Now, talking about the agency's new electric shock gloves. Listen to the full interview:

U.S. Sens. Cory Booker and Richard Blumenthal have introduced a bill to beef up vetting and training for all federal law enforcement. Our client Ryan Schwank testified to Congress in February about dangerous cuts in ICE agent training. Now, his testimony is driving real forward momentum in Congress.

Meta could have listened to its own employees—whistleblowers we represent—who said the company needed to protect children. Instead, a judge has now ordered Meta to pay $567 million in fines, reiterating what our clients said: Meta must take children's safety seriously. www.pbs.org/newshour/nat...

The ICE agent who shot and killed a man in Biddeford, Maine is under heavy scrutiny from Congress. Sen. Blumenthal and Rep. Garcia are demanding answers from ICE about the agent's training and vetting.

On July 30, 1778, the Continental Congress enacted the world's first whistleblower protection law, after a group of officers in the Continental Navy risked their careers to expose misconduct by a superior officer. That's why America now celebrates National Whistleblower Day on July 30th each year.

"They know this is not working, and they’re going to keep doing it anyway because they’ve been ordered to do so." –Whistleblower Aid client Ryan Schwank on ICE's continued use of vehicle stops after two killings by ICE officers earlier this month @ryanschwank.bsky.social

Meta's record on child safety is like its treatment of lawful whistleblowers: abysmal. Two of our clients who revealed that Meta was knowingly endangering children were recently fired by the company.

"The agency graduated hundreds if not thousands of cadets through a program that was deficient... And they trained a lot of officers who don't have the right training to know when to use their firearm," our client Ryan Schwank @ryanschwank.bsky.social told MSNOW. Watch: www.ms.now/katy-tur/wat...