“I have repeatedly asked for documents from the Biden administration's chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal,” McCaul’s office cited him as saying.
"The department's continued refusal to produce files relating to the After-Action Review is another blatant attempt to hide the Biden administration's culpability in the chaotic and deadly evacuation from Afghanistan. I have no choice but to issue a subpoena."
The congressman has requested Blinken to provide the documents in a week or by 10:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday, July 25.
Earlier in the day, McCaul accused the State Department of violating another subpoena to provide documents related to China and promised to take further action.