Julienne McClure Researcher She/her Latest Work Troubled ICE Medical Provider Remains at Camp East Montana Despite Outcry Camp East Montana’s current medical provider has a yearslong paper trail of poor management and substandard medical care. May 18, 2026 By Julienne McClure, Luisa Clausen, and René Kladzyk White House Official Doubling as Ethics Czar Sparks Concern Lawmakers and a former head of OGE say an OMB official’s concurrent role leading the Office of Government Ethics will compromise its work. September 22, 2025 By Julienne McClure and Neil Gordon Migrant Drug Seizures by Border Patrol Incredibly Rare, Data Shows Despite political rhetoric suggesting migrants are fueling drug seizures, a detailed review shows just how infrequently Border Patrol agents seize drugs from migrants. May 15, 2025 By Julienne McClure and René Kladzyk Removed Acting Commerce IG Returns in Wake of Trump’s IG Purge The returning acting Commerce IG was previously implicated in a bipartisan investigation into alleged whistleblower retaliation. March 4, 2025 By Julienne McClure Top Commerce Watchdog Exposed a Whistleblower’s Identity Inspector general again facing congressional scrutiny for alleged mismanagement September 11, 2023 By Julienne McClure and Nick Schwellenbach State Dept. Is Quietly Approving Former Servicemembers’ Work for Foreign Interests. That’s a Problem. More than half of all waivers authorize ties with authoritarian regimes. October 18, 2022 By Julienne McClure View all
Troubled ICE Medical Provider Remains at Camp East Montana Despite Outcry Camp East Montana’s current medical provider has a yearslong paper trail of poor management and substandard medical care. May 18, 2026 By Julienne McClure, Luisa Clausen, and René Kladzyk
White House Official Doubling as Ethics Czar Sparks Concern Lawmakers and a former head of OGE say an OMB official’s concurrent role leading the Office of Government Ethics will compromise its work. September 22, 2025 By Julienne McClure and Neil Gordon
Migrant Drug Seizures by Border Patrol Incredibly Rare, Data Shows Despite political rhetoric suggesting migrants are fueling drug seizures, a detailed review shows just how infrequently Border Patrol agents seize drugs from migrants. May 15, 2025 By Julienne McClure and René Kladzyk
Removed Acting Commerce IG Returns in Wake of Trump’s IG Purge The returning acting Commerce IG was previously implicated in a bipartisan investigation into alleged whistleblower retaliation. March 4, 2025 By Julienne McClure
Top Commerce Watchdog Exposed a Whistleblower’s Identity Inspector general again facing congressional scrutiny for alleged mismanagement September 11, 2023 By Julienne McClure and Nick Schwellenbach
State Dept. Is Quietly Approving Former Servicemembers’ Work for Foreign Interests. That’s a Problem. More than half of all waivers authorize ties with authoritarian regimes. October 18, 2022 By Julienne McClure
