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The U.S. Intelligence Community disbanded Tulsi Gabbard's secretive DIG task force in early 2026 after it completed its mission, amid controversy over its actions and oversight.
The Director's Initiatives Group (DIG), a temporary task force launched by U.S. Intelligence Community Director Tulsi Gabbard in 2025 to address politicization, was shut down in early 2026.
Gabbard said it was disbanded after fulfilling its mission to implement executive orders and reassigning staff within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
The group faced criticism over its secrecy, alleged partisan motives, and involvement in high-profile actions like an FBI raid in Georgia and oversight of voting machines in Puerto Rico.
Congress had demanded a classified report on the DIG’s operations, which was delayed but eventually submitted.
Allegations of errors, including a false link to the 2021 pipe bombs and unauthorized disclosure of a CIA officer’s identity, were denied by the ODNI.
While supporters cited achievements like declassifying JFK assassination files, critics questioned the task force’s legitimacy and Gabbard’s expanding role in election security, prompting calls for her resignation.
La Comunidad de Inteligencia de EE. UU. disolvió el grupo de trabajo secreto DIG de Tulsi Gabbard a principios de 2026 después de completar su misión, en medio de la controversia sobre sus acciones y supervisión.