[1][2] Wall began her career at the National Archives in 1991 as an archivist trainee with a specialty in film.

Wall became deputy archivist in July 2011, the second highest position at the agency.

[4] In 2023, Wall was named in a lawsuit filed against her and others including National Archives security guards for alleged civil rights violations under the First and Fifth Amendments.

The individuals who filed the lawsuit claimed in the suit that they were asked to remove attire with "pro-life" slogans.

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