Attorney General Merrick B. Garland issued a memo in 2021 aimed at investigating alleged threats to school officials as schools across the United States began a third academic year of Covid-related restrictions. Recent reports indicate that officials within the Justice Department expressed objections to the memo's content and implications.
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Justice Department Officials Raised Concerns About Biden Administration Covid Memo
A memo issued by Attorney General Merrick B. Garland in 2021, which aimed to investigate threats against school officials during the Covid pandemic, faced objections from Justice Department officials. The memo was part of the response to ongoing Covid-related restrictions in schools.
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