June 9, 2026: She Filed a House Judiciary Witness Statement as ICAP Director

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The U.S. House published a witness statement for a June 9, 2026, Judiciary Committee meeting: Mary B. McCord, Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection. The PDF is on Congress.gov. Georgetown faculty page lists the same hearing under congressional testimony (The Southern Poverty Law Center: Manufacturing Hate, Part II).

This file uses the statement as a primary for the dates she gives about herself: AUSA, District of Columbia, 1994–2014; later NSD roles as already listed on the faculty page; ICAP executive director. It does not quote policy arguments from the statement as facts about third parties. A witness statement is advocacy plus biography. Biography is used. Advocacy stays hers.

Sources

U.S. House. Witness statement of Mary B. McCord, June 9, 2026. www.congress.gov

Georgetown faculty scholarship list (same hearing). www.law.georgetown.edu

Opinion

The following is commentary by this site. It is not a finding of fact and not a legal conclusion.

Compiler take

She is still in the hearing rooms. The 2026 PDF is useful because it is her dates, on numbered paper. Use it for identity. Do not launder a policy fight into a new accusation.