The Inspector General Access Act of 2025 modifies federal law to expand the investigative powers of the Department of Justice Inspector General. Specifically, the bill removes restrictions that previously prevented the Inspector General from investigating certain allegations involving DOJ personnel by striking language that created exceptions to their authority. The changes affect how the DOJ Inspector General can conduct internal investigations into employee misconduct and related matters. The legislation does not establish any new funding or implementation timeline, but rather amends existing statute to clarify and broaden the Inspector General's existing powers to investigate Department of Justice personnel without the limitations that were previously in place.
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