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FY Case Number Date Received First Name Last Name Company FOIA 09-0593 Immigration and Customs Enforcement FOIA Log December 1, 2006 - December 1, 2008 FY Case Date First Name Last Name Company Document Requested Response Disposition Other Reason Number Received Date 2007 17796 09/06/2007 KELLY KROLL COHEN MOHR, LLP any and all contracts, memoranda of 12/03/2007 Other Reason No response to understanding, task orders, delivery for fee estimate orders between ICE and Sirva Relocation Nondisclosure issued under ICE solicitation No. HSCEOP-05-Q-002 2007 18255 09/11/2007 THOMAS READY ATTORNEY AT LAW 09/12/2007 Other Reason Referred to CIS for Nondisclosure 2007 20397 09/13/2007 Valerie Underhill Labat-Anderson Inc. modifications and call orders issued 10/23/2007 Total Grant against the USCIS Service Center Contract Number COW-1-A-1027 for the years 2006-2007 2007 20702 09/07/2007 BETH FORTH BEHAVIORAL the names and addresses of all offerors 10/11/2007 Other Reason INTERVENTIONS who submitted a proposal in response to for ACB-3-R-0033 Nondisclosure (b)(6) 08/22/2007 Other Reason cbp CBP for Nondisclosure 2007 22412 06/22/2007 LARRY KATZMAN TRAC IMMIGRATION DACS STATISTICS ON AGGRAVATED 12/31/2007 Other Reason PROJECT FELONS for Nondisclosure 2007 25222 07/26/2007 MATTHEW FUEHRMEYER DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL correspondence and other information 08/10/2007 Partial Grant requested by or provided to Katherine Harris of the US house of Representatives 2007 25240 09/11/2007 STEVEN HEALEY retention allowance money paid each 09/12/2007 Other Reason Referred to year by DHS for its entire work force from for Laguna 1998-2003 Nondisclosure 2007 25434 09/07/2007 GILIANE CHERUBIN HUMAN RIGHTS FIRST records relating to asylum seekers and 12/03/2007 Other Reason Item 1 admin detention facilities from 2000 to present for closed. No Nondisclosure records for other items. Page 1 of 1061 ICEFOIA.09593.000001 FOIA 09-0593 Immigration and Customs Enforcement FOIA Log December 1, 2006 - December 1, 2008 FY Case Date First Name Last Name Company Document Requested Response Disposition Other Reason Number Received Date (b)(6) 09/24/2007 Other Reason (b)(6) for (b)(6) Nondisclosure 2007 25453 09/07/2007 ERICKA NADOLSKI documents related to conversations 09/25/2007 Other Reason (b)(6) for (b)(6) Nondisclosure (b)(6) 2007 25528 09/06/2007 ELISA TORRES the contract between INS and Asset 09/17/2007 Other Reason no address or Protection and Security Services for phone number Nondisclosure to contact requester searched web. (b)(6) ALL RECORDS 05/18/2007 Partial Grant 2007 25608 09/06/2007 CHARU AL-SAHLI FLORIDA IMMIGRANT statisctics regarding the detention and 09/14/2007 Other Reason duplicate of NEWHOUSE ADVOCACY CENTER release of asylum seekers and other for 25115 aliens in South Florida. Nondisclosure 2007 25548 09/06/2007 JASON PENLAND FREEDOM INFOSOURCE, services performed by the Office of 09/14/2007 Other Reason Referred to INC. Personnel Management from the year for CBP 2000 to present Nondisclosure 2007 25822 09/05/2007 LYNNE SKELLEY FEDERAL SOURCES INC. COW0A0028 12/10/2007 Partial Grant 2007 26021 09/05/2007 ELIZABETH STEPONKUS FEDERAL SOURCES, INC. contract RFQ#COW3Q0028 09/19/2007 Other Reason for Nondisclosure 2007 48074 06/26/2007 MARK PROKOSCH KARAM & ASSOCIATES, P.A. ALL IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTS 07/02/2007 Partial Grant (b)(6), (b)(7)c 10/15/2007 Total Denial (b)(6), (b)(7)c from 2004 to present 2007 49349 09/13/2007 BENJAMIN REESE Attorney at Law information pertaining to the recruitment 09/17/2007 Other Reason of Physical Security Specialists as it for pertains to FPS Nondisclosure Page 2 of 1061 ICEFOIA.09593.000002 FOIA 09-0593 Immigration and Customs Enforcement FOIA Log December 1, 2006 - December 1, 2008 FY Case Date First Name Last Name Company Document Requested Response Disposition Other Reason Number Received Date 2007 49516 09/06/2007 KELLY MILLER FED SOURCES the contract awarded from solicitation 11/19/2007 Other Reason #NFU060296 for Nondisclosure 2007 49647 12/01/2006 K. THOMAS LI LAW OFFICES OF JAY ALL FILES AND RECORDS. 03/15/2007 Total Denial FREDMAN (b)(6) 12/22/2006 Total Denial IMMIGRATION FILE. (b)(6) REPORTS OF INVESTIGATION 01/03/2007 Total Denial (b)(2)Low INSTITUTION (b)(6) 03/21/2007 Partial Grant (b)(6) 12/19/2006 Partial Grant 2007 49659 12/04/2006 ALLEN BREED ASSOCIATED PRESS Contract Blackwater USA - security work 11/02/2007 Partial Grant in New Orleans & Baton Rouge in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. 2007 49660 12/01/2006 LANCE NGUYEN LAW OFFICE OF LANCE ALL INS MATTERS 09/14/2007 Partial Grant NGUYEN 2007 49661 12/01/2006 ARUNA SURY LAW OFFICE OF ROBERT B. ALL RECORDS/LEGAL ADVICE 09/14/2007 Partial Grant JOBE 2007 49662 12/01/2006 ALBERT MOKHIBER ALBERT MOKHIBER, ESQ. ENTIRE RECORD 09/27/2007 Partial Grant 2007 49664 12/01/2006 HERSCHEL HOBSON LAW OFFICE OF HERSCHEL ATTORNEY HOBSON WOULD LIKE TO 12/19/2006 Other Reason L. HOBSON OBTAIN THE PASSENGER LIST/CREW for LIST FOR THE FOLLOWING VESSELS Nondisclosure AND DATES. Page 3 of 1061 ICEFOIA.09593.000003 FOIA 09-0593 Immigration and Customs Enforcement FOIA Log December 1, 2006 - December 1, 2008 FY Case Date First Name Last Name Company Document Requested Response Disposition Other Reason Number Received Date 2007 49665 12/01/2006 TOM KNUDSON THE SACRAMENTO BEE REQUEST FOR A COPY OF A 08/02/2007 Partial Grant SIERRA NEWS BUREAU USDA/OIG INVESTIGATION INTO THE ACTIVITIES OF FERGUSON MANAGEMENT CO., AN OREGON PRIVATE FIRE FIGHTING COMPANY- DURING AND AFTER THE TOOLBOX ON NATIONAL FOREST LAND IN OREGON IN 2002. (b)(6) (b)(6) 12/28/2006 Other Reason NRC HIS APPLICATION FOR DEPORTATION for AND ANY OTHER COPIES RELATED Nondisclosure TO HIS FILE (b)(6) 12/13/2006 Partial Grant (b)(6) 02/28/2007 Total Denial INVESTIGATION ON SELF (b)(6) 12/08/2006 Partial Grant BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THIS INDIVIDUAL. 2007 49705 12/05/2006 GUY MCNEELY CANTU SERVICES requesting information on food services 03/28/2007 Other Reason 48216 contract for detainee facilities. for DRO-CONT Nondisclosure Page 4 of 1061 ICEFOIA.09593.000004 FOIA 09-0593 Immigration and Customs Enforcement FOIA Log December 1, 2006 - December 1, 2008 FY Case Date First Name Last Name Company Document Requested Response Disposition Other Reason Number Received Date (b)(2)Low (b)(6) (b)(6) 09/30/2007 Partial Grant (b)(2)Low (b)(6) (b)(6) MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORDIA AT FLAGLER STREET AND NW 42ND AVENUE AND REPORTS AUTHORED (b)(6), (b)(7)c (b)(6), (b)(7)c REFERENCE CASE. 2007 49707 12/05/2006 MARY MCAULIFFE HOMELAND SECURITY 11/16/2007 Total Grant (b)(6) IN THE JONBENET RAMSEY CASE. i WOULD LIKE TO REQUEST AN ACCOUNTING OF THE US TAXPAYERS FUNDS SPENT ON THE THE THAILAND HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATION. 2007 49708 12/05/2006 JAMES BERTINI REQUESTER IS SEEKING COPIES OF 02/06/2007 Other Reason ALL REGULATIONS, REPORTS, NOTES for E-MAILS, LETTERS AND OTHER Nondisclosure WRITINGS REGARDING THE INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGE BROKER REGULATIONS ACT (IMBRA) 2007 49709 12/06/2006 ARTHUR VAN MOORE CARROLL, BURDICK & THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING A 01/24/2007 Other Reason MCDONOUGH, LLP COPY OF THE DEPORTATION ORDER for AND ANY CHARGES FILE AGAINST Nondisclosure HIS CLIENT. Page 5 of 1061 ICEFOIA.09593.000005 FOIA 09-0593 Immigration and Customs Enforcement FOIA Log December 1, 2006 - December 1, 2008 FY Case Date First Name Last Name Company Document Requested Response Disposition Other Reason Number Received Date 2007 49710 12/06/2006 JERRY PHILLIPS FLORIDA PEER PUBLIC EMPLOYEES FOR 05/18/2007 Partial Grant HEADQUARTERS ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY(PEER)REQUESTS COPIES OF YOUR COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT FILES RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES. COGGINS FARM SUPPLY 2007 49711 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES ARES REQUEST COPIES OF CURRENT 06/18/2007 Other Reason 49718 CONTRACT IN PLACE WITH THE for INCUMBENT CONTRACTOR TO Nondisclosure INCLUDE ALL MODIFICATIONS, PRICING ADJUSTMENTS AND CHARGE ORDERS 2007 49718 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES ARES INTERNATIONAL copies of contract number ACL2C0006 08/09/2007 Partial Grant SECURITY 2007 49719 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES ARES INTERNATIONAL copies of contract number ACL2C002 for 08/29/2007 Other Reason no response to SECURITY detention officer services in Florence, for DYSW letter SPC, Arizona to include all modifications, Nondisclosure pricing adjustments and change orders. 2007 49720 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES ARES INTERNATIONAL COPY OF CURRENT CONTRACT IN 06/25/2007 Other Reason SECURITY PLACE WITH INCUMBENT for CONTRACTOR TO INCLUDE ALL Nondisclosure MODIFICATIONS, PRICING ADJUSTMENTS, AND CHANGE ORDERS. HSCEEY-06-F-F00151 Page 6 of 1061 ICEFOIA.09593.000006 FOIA 09-0593 Immigration and Customs Enforcement FOIA Log December 1, 2006 - December 1, 2008 FY Case Date First Name Last Name Company Document Requested Response Disposition Other Reason Number Received Date 2007 49721 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES ARES INTERNATIONAL COPY OF CURRENT CONTRACT IN 06/25/2007 Other Reason SECURITY PLACE WITH THE INCUMBENT for CONTRACTOR TO INCLUDE ALL Nondisclosure MODIFICATIONS, PRICING ADJUSTMENTS, AND CHANGE ORDERS. HSCEEY-06-F-F010150/52/54 2007 49722 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES AREA INTERNATIONAL COPY OF CURRENT CONTRACT IN 02/05/2007 Other Reason SECURITY PLACE WITH THE INCUMBENT for CONTRACTOR TO INCLUDE ALL Nondisclosure MODIFICATIONS, PRICING ADJUSTMENTS, AND CHANGE ORDERS. HSCEEY-06-F-0037 2007 49723 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES ARES INTERNATIONAL COPY OF CURRENT CONTRACT IN 06/25/2007 Other Reason SECURITY PLACE WITH THE INCUMBENT for CONTRACTOR TO INCLUDE ALL Nondisclosure MODIFICATIONS, PRICING ADJUSTMENTS, AND CHANGE ORDERS. HSCEEY-06-F-FOO157 2007 49724 12/08/2006 LIL TYNES ARES INTERNATIONAL COPY OF CURRENT CONTRACT IN 11/30/2007 Partial Grant SECURITY PLACE WITH THE INCUMBENT CONTRACTOR TO INCLUDE ALL MODIFICATIONS, PRICING ADJUSTMENTS, AND CHANGE ORDERS.
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