Center to Advance Security in America

Bringing transparency to government policies and officials that degrade the security of America 🇺🇸

[Center to Advance Security in America @SecureUSA]

CASA has filed a SENATE ETHICS COMPLAINT against Sen. Elissa Slotkin after she publicly called for deterring young Americans from working in the Trump administration.

Slotkin said she wanted prospective staffers to fear they could be “buying myself a ton of problems” by taking a job and made clear: “I want that deterrence message sent.”

CASA is calling on the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate whether those remarks crossed the line from political criticism into INTIMIDATION of Americans seeking public service.

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CASA Director James Fitzpatrick slammed the failed effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, calling it a “total political stunt.”

“If this is such a priority, they can’t even show up for the vote.”

Fitzpatrick criticized lawmakers for pushing the measure while failing to secure enough votes to pass it.

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Full Complaint 👇

https://t.co/vPuVSfBQve

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Newly elected Michigan Sen. Abdul El-Sayed calls himself a doctor, but CASA’s research found NO RECORD of him ever holding a medical license in Michigan or New York.

CASA filed a complaint with Michigan’s Bureau of Professional Licensing earlier this year over his use of the title. No disciplinary action followed.

Now, CASA Director James Fitzpatrick is revisiting the issue, questioning why El-Sayed’s credentials have received so little scrutiny while similar claims by other public officials have drawn national attention.

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Code Pink review request 👇

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CASA demanded an IRS investigation into Code Pink over concerns surrounding its financial connections.

Now, California AG Rob Bonta's office has reinstated a charity controlled by Code Pink cofounder Medea Benjamin in just 13 DAYS, despite years of possibly delinquent filings and unanswered questions surrounding $54.6 MILLION in reported assets.

The reinstatement was approved even though California's Franchise Tax Board had certified just one day earlier that the charity was NOT in good standing or tax-exempt.

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Full Complaint:

https://t.co/h8b10ONlnR

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🚨BIG DEVELOPMENT: The Wisconsin Supreme Court has opened an investigation into former Judge Hannah Dugan following a complaint filed by CASA in July calling for her disbarment.

Dugan was convicted of felony obstruction after helping a defendant evade ICE officers at a Milwaukee courthouse.

CASA has argued that her actions call into question whether she should be permitted to practice law.

Now, the state's highest court is examining those concerns, with potential disciplinary consequences for Dugan's law license.

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Full Story 👇

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Link to Biden’s DHS Calendar 👇

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🚨NEW: CASA's FOIA request uncovered a 20-page calendar detailing Pride Month events scheduled across Biden's DHS during government working hours.

The records reveal:

• FEMA scheduled bisexual, pansexual, transgender and other identity forums.
• Federal law enforcement training officials planned LGBTQ educational video screenings.
• ICE scheduled a session on transgender employees in the workplace.

Focus on NON-MISSION oriented activities like these is WRONG.

The American people want their government law enforcement agencies like DHS to be focused on protecting the nation’s homeland and our people- NOT political propaganda.

[Center to Advance Security in America @SecureUSA]

Sen. Elissa Slotkin's remarks have now prompted calls for investigations from BOTH the Senate Ethics Committee and the DOJ.

CASA filed a formal ethics complaint calling for an investigation into her statements about deterring young Americans from serving in the Trump administration.

Now, Mike Davis of the Article III Project is urging the DOJ to examine whether those SAME remarks warrant a civil rights investigation.

The Senate Ethics Committee now has a formal complaint before it. CASA is pressing for those concerns to receive a thorough investigation.

[Kaelan Deese @KaelanDC]

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: The DOJ is being urged to investigate Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) over remarks about targeting Trump administration officials and deterring young professionals from taking jobs in the administration.

The request comes from Article III Project founder Mike Davis in a letter obtained by @dcexaminer.

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🚨ICYMI: CASA filed a Senate ethics complaint against Sen. Elissa Slotkin over her recent shameful remarks seeking to deter young Americans from working in the Trump administration.

This is not the first time CASA has sought investigations into conduct that could threaten Americans' constitutional rights. We've also filed bar complaints against Jack Smith and J.P. Cooney over their roles in Arctic Frost.

Our latest complaint asks the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate whether Slotkin's remarks crossed an ethical line.

Learn more about this complaint and CASA's ongoing work to expose potential government misconduct 👇

https://t.co/bMSw0f8WAW

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Full Complaint 👇

https://t.co/oCkcpgK294

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CASA has filed a SENATE ETHICS COMPLAINT against Sen. Elissa Slotkin after she publicly called for deterring young Americans from working in the Trump administration.

Slotkin said she wanted prospective staffers to fear they could be “buying myself a ton of problems” by taking a job and made clear: “I want that deterrence message sent.”

CASA is calling on the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate whether those remarks crossed the line from political criticism into INTIMIDATION of Americans seeking public service.

[Kaelan Deese @KaelanDC]

SCOOP: Elissa Slotkin has become the latest subject of a formal ethics complaint filed to the select committee chaired by @SenatorLankford and @ChrisCoons, at a time when conservatives have called for more action over tough words.

https://t.co/b2U4dcg4Et

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Full Article: https://t.co/1wTx1AwI8j

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🚨NEW: CASA FOIA records, shared exclusively with the @DailyCaller, show the Biden HHS SCRAMBLING to house migrant children during the 2021 border surge.

In a frantic last minute email to their contractor, Biden officials asked if COVID space could be quickly increased and demanded an immediate reply.

The Pomona, CA site held up to 2,500 children at a time. The HHS Inspector General later found most emergency sites it inspected, including Pomona, did not follow federal COVID testing guidance.

“The Biden HHS was woefully unprepared for the unaccompanied migrant children crisis that they created.” says CASA Director James Fitzpatrick

The American people deserve answers.

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CASA’s message to DHS 👇

https://t.co/6aa2evLhi1

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The Department of Labor has announced it is suspending Microsoft from the Permanent Labor Certification Program.

In November 2025, CASA called on DHS to review Microsoft's federal contracts over national security concerns involving Lisa Monaco, the former Biden Deputy Attorney General tied to Arctic Frost.

CASA was demanding greater scrutiny of Microsoft nearly a year ago. It's good to see federal officials taking action.

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

.@Sonderling47: "I am hereby suspending from the Permanent Labor Certification Program some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world — Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, and Capgemini — and also, due to multiple active federal investigations, @USDOL is suspending Microsoft and Adobe from the program."

[The Washington Times @WashTimes]

Some military chaplain corps personnel believed that Biden administration mandates on preferred pronouns, restroom access and other gender identity policies raised "significant religious liberty concerns" for American troops, according to an internal Pentagon memo shared exclusively with The Washington Times. https://t.co/BpUoRYtxQA