@Dustin Nemos just thought u should know, every time somebody goes under investigation by the gov investigators(fbi/doj/dod-military), it's standard practice to revoke any active or inactive security clearances til investigation is over, the only exception is when it's a secret investigation and they plan to track any possible illegal activities of the person/s being investigated and need to keep their security clearances active to keep the secrecy of the investigation til evidence is found and no longer worthy to keep the target person/s clearances active unless it leads to more possible targets for investigation.
