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UPDATE: White House Denies...
The White House dismissed concerns that the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is instructing employees to destroy classified documents amid efforts by the Trump administration to shutter the agency.
USAID's acting Executive Secretary Erica Carr instructed employees to begin shredding and burning documents, according to a motion that government labor unions filed in a federal court Tuesday.
But the documents remain available on computer systems – and the order comes as U.S. Customs and Border Protection is poised to move into the USAID building, according to White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly.
"This was sent to roughly three dozen employees," Kelly said in a Tuesday night X post regarding Carr’s order. "The documents involved were old, mostly courtesy content (content from other agencies), and the originals still exist on classified computer systems. More fake news hysteria!"
Yesterday an email surfaced from USAID acting Executive Secretary Erica Carr, instructing remaining USAID staffers to shred or burn documents including those in "classified safes and personnel documents." Thousands have now called for immediate action from Pam Bondi's DOJ and Kash Patel at the FBI to halt the destruction of documents and begin an investigation.
Clearly there is information contained in some of these documents that USAID officials do not wish found. DO they show malfeasance, fraud or worse?
