Fight to deliver a new, secure FBI headquarters in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Glenn Ivey · Maryland · Democratic

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Commitment kind: action. Promised action: Continue fighting to fulfill the promise to deliver a new, secure FBI headquarters in Maryland.. Promised outcome: A new, secure FBI headquarters in Maryland for FBI personnel.. Deadline: unknown; not assumed expired. Joint Maryland congressional delegation press release regarding the State of Maryland's lawsuit victory to restore the FBI headquarters project to Greenbelt, Maryland.

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We will not stop fighting to fulfill our promise to the men and women of the Bureau to deliver a new, secure headquarters in Maryland so they can do their work without compromising their safety or our national security.

Ivey joined Maryland delegation members in pledging to keep fighting to deliver a new, secure FBI headquarters in Maryland after a court ruling on the Greenbelt site.

Maryland Delegation Members’ Statement on State’s Victory in Lawsuit to Restore Greenbelt FBI Headquarters | Congressman Glenn Ivey
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The docket summary says the case is ongoing. Entries show an August 17, 2026 order granting Maryland and Prince George's County judgment, an August 19, 2026 federal notice of appeal, and an August 24, 2026 Fourth Circuit case number.

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): As of the latest docket update during the lookback window, the Greenbelt headquarters fight had not reached final closure: Maryland won at the district court, but the federal defendants appealed. This supports unresolved status rather than full delivery of a built headquarters.

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State of Maryland v. Patel, 8:25-cv-03644, U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland docket summary
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The release says Maryland delegation members, including Rep. Glenn Ivey, responded to Maryland's lawsuit victory by saying Greenbelt had been selected after a competitive process and that the court ruled the administration's effort to ignore that selection unlawful and void.

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): Ivey joined the Maryland delegation in treating the court ruling as a step toward restoring the Greenbelt FBI headquarters project, but the statement also says they would continue fighting to deliver the secure Maryland headquarters, indicating the headquarters itself was not yet delivered.

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Maryland Delegation Members’ Statement on State’s Victory in Lawsuit to Restore Greenbelt FBI Headquarters
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Public state: unverified As of unknown · legacy_unverified · . Original AI recommendation (not independently established): partial. later_term A for effort

Ivey and the Maryland delegation materially advanced the Greenbelt FBI headquarters effort, including supporting Maryland's successful district court challenge to restore the Greenbelt selection. However, the promised secure FBI headquarters has not actually been delivered, and the federal government appealed the August 17, 2026 judgment. This warrants partial credit for continued federal advocacy and litigation progress, not full delivery.

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