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Three times in 2018, @DeptVetAffairs had a chance to weigh in on an expansive Trump immigration policy and argue for an exemption for veterans. Each time, it declined to do so. My latest, with @iarnsdorf and @dlind propublica.org/article/emails…
@DeptVetAffairs @iarnsdorf @DLind This was revealed in emails we received through a Freedom of Information Act request. See those emails here: documentcloud.org/documents/6283… 
Also notable: as the White House scrambled to release an initial version of the “public charge” rule, it warned federal agencies that the decision to propose changing the policy had “been made at a very high level and will not be changing”
