It would come down to the individual departments. They demand access. Some departments give it up. Others say no. It goes over to the inspector general of the

It would come down to the individual departments. They demand access. Some departments give it up. Others say no. It goes over to the inspector general of the department, who may end up consulting with the Attorney General, who will surely approve. If that doesn't work, they go to the courts to resolve. That's not supposed to ever happen, but it's the rules for when one department of the government is fighting another. So it's not as easy as the article makes it sound. But it's either a significant blow to the Deep State or a pogrom of the civil service, depending on your point of view.