No records kept of Biden’s meetings in Delaware: Report

Freedom of Info Act requests for information of President Joe Biden’s guests in Delaware, the place he spends a major period of time, have produced no paperwork, in response to the New York Put up.

The newspaper reportedly requested for over a yr’s price of information relating to the president’s guests at his Delaware residences.

In a Monday response, Secret Service Freedom of Info Act Officer Kevin Tyrrell stated, “The Secret Service FOIA Workplace searched all Program Places of work that had been prone to include doubtlessly responsive information, and no information had been situated,” per the New York Put up.

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In accordance with the report, Biden was in Delaware for nearly 100 days throughout his first yr in workplace, typically conducting conferences with lawmakers.

Final yr, White Home press secretary Jen Psaki informed reporters, “I can affirm we’re not going to be offering details about the comings and goings of the president’s grandchildren or individuals visiting him in Delaware.”

“The president goes to Delaware as a result of it’s his house,” Psaki stated in January of the president’s frequent journeys. “It’s a spot that’s clearly near his coronary heart,” she added, as a lot of his members of the family are buried there.

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Whereas the White Home has maintained that they won’t start releasing information related to Biden’s Delaware visits, Psaki has reiterated that they’ll proceed to launch “customer logs of people that go to the White Home,” which she says is “a step additional than the prior administration and plenty of administrations.”