Records from the Department of Education reflecting Steven Menashi's communications with right-wing groups and his ethics documents.

The Department of Education stated that it did not have any records reflecting communications between Steven Menashi and Stephen Miller, or other key White House officials.

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We're suing the Department of Education for failing to produce documents that could shed light on Menashi's work in the Trump administration.

Lawsuit filed by American Oversight against the Department of Education for Steven Menashi’s communications with right-wing groups and with Stephen Miller and other White House officials, and for correspondence specific to the issue of immigration and undocumented students. American Oversight is also seeking records relating to Menashi’s ethics pledge and potential conflicts of interest.

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FOIA to Education for former General Counsel Steven Menashi records relating to his ethics pledge. American Oversight seeks these records to shed light on Mr. Menashi’s activities and communications during his tenure at Education

FOIA request to the Department of Education for emails from former General Counsel Steven Menashi regarding the enrollment of undocumented students in public schools. American Oversight seeks records with the potential to shed light on Mr. Menashi’s activities and communications during his tenure at Education.

FOIA request to the Department of Education for emails from former General Counsel Steven Menashi with White House Senior Advisor for Policy Stephen Miller, Director of the Office of the Senior Advisor for Policy, Robert Gabriel, Jr. Assistant to the Senior Advisor for Policy Jennifer Cytryn, and Former executive assistant McLaurine Klingler.