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| Content Area | Examples Removed | Agency | Current Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Health & Disease Data |
3,000+ CDC pages on HIV, adolescent health ReproductiveRights.gov Covid.gov & CovidTests.gov |
HHS CDC NIH |
Partial Restoration Many pages carry "under review" banners after TRO |
| Environmental Justice & Climate |
EPA EJScreen environmental justice tool NOAA climate.gov editorial sections USDA "climate-smart agriculture" resources |
EPA USDA NOAA |
Still Removed No restoration orders issued |
| Research & Demographics |
3,000+ Census research methodology pages BLS employment microdata access Domestic extremism prevention databases |
Census BLS DHS |
Under Review Access restricted, review ongoing |
| Civil Rights & No FEAR Act |
Commerce Dept No FEAR Act reports EEOC discrimination data Agency diversity statistics |
Commerce EEOC Multiple |
Removed Legal challenges pending |
| National Security & Transparency |
DHS border security accountability reports DOD contractor transparency data State Department human rights reports |
DHS DOD State |
Still Removed Congressional oversight requested |
| Taxpayer & Veterans Services |
IRS taxpayer advocate service reports Treasury debt transparency data VA health outcomes and quality metrics |
Treasury IRS VA |
Under Review Service impact assessments ongoing |
In-depth analysis of major federal content removals with impact assessments and current status:
3,000+ pages of HIV prevention, testing, and treatment information removed from CDC websites. Status: Partial restoration with "under review" disclaimers.
Analysis of removed or altered law enforcement transparency databases including NLEAD status and hate crime statistics portals. Status: Mixed - some never public, others deprecated.
Complete removal of critical environmental justice mapping tool used by communities and researchers. Status: Still removed, affecting Justice40 compliance.
Documentation of detention facility standards, inspection reports, and compliance data at risk of removal. Status: At-risk, critical for oversight.
3,000+ research methodology pages and statistical guidance removed, affecting 2M+ researchers. Status: Under review with restricted access.
Comprehensive removal of CBP accountability reports, border patrol incident data, and detention facility inspection records. Status: Still removed, affecting oversight and civil rights monitoring.
Defense contractor performance evaluations, cost overrun reports, and procurement transparency tools removed from public access. Status: Classified review ongoing, public access terminated.
IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service annual reports, debt collection transparency data, and Treasury accountability metrics removed. Status: Under review, impacting taxpayer rights advocacy.
Country-specific human rights assessments, trafficking in persons reports, and international accountability databases restricted. Status: Diplomatic review cited, public access limited.
Veterans health outcome statistics, facility quality ratings, and patient safety incident reports removed from public databases. Status: Under review, affecting veteran advocacy and oversight.
April 2025 data shows 45 facilities (25%) exceeded contracted capacity, with Krome North SPC operating at 295% capacity. FOIA litigation forced release of this facility-level data. Status: Ongoing transparency battles for regular public reporting.
Documented criminal arrests of immigration enforcement agents. Status: Research ongoing.
Beyond content removal, federal agencies are now publishing mathematically impossible data that undermines the presumption of regularity historically afforded to federal institutions:
TRAC identifies 14,000+ person discrepancy in ICE detention reporting - facilities report 42,221 total while ICE claims 56,816 nationally. Status: TRAC refuses to publish data until corrected.
96 facilities reported decreased cumulative bed usage (ADP), which TRAC notes is mathematically impossible since ADP represents cumulative totals. Status: Systematic data manipulation identified.
ICE required by Congress to publish facility data every two weeks - providing false data violates this mandate and undermines legislative oversight. Status: Ongoing violation of statutory requirements.
When federal agencies publish mathematically impossible data, it destroys the foundational trust that makes democratic oversight possible. If ICE can't accurately report where 14,000+ people are detained, how can Congress, courts, or the public hold them accountable?
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