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June Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 6/1/2018 - 6/30/2018 WF # Receive Date Congressman Name Subject of Reciuest 1164088 6/1/2018 Congressman Sherrod Brown Senator Brown writes on behalf of (b)(6) regarding the recent suspension of his security clearance. 1164159 6/4/2018 Congressman William R. Keating Writes with concern regarding H-2B visas 1164118 6/4/2018 Congressman Jerrold Nadler Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee write to express their disappointment in regards to the hearing being cancelled. They also are requesting answers on several humanitarian issues at the border. 1164122 6/4/2018 Congressman Norma Torres Writes regarding the May 23 killing of Guatemalan national (b)(6) (b)(6) 1164110 6/4/2018 Congressman Trey Gowdy On May 11, FLETC received a letter from Chairman Gowdy regarding allegations of misconduct involving senior leadership. Attached is (b)(6) draft interim response to Chairman Gowdy. FLETC requests review and comments/clearance on the attached draft interim response from OCG, OLA, and MGMT. 1164120 6/4/2018 Senator Johnny Isakson Georgia Senator Isakson requests USSS review and reply to the victim of an internet bank scam. 1164181 6/5/2018 Senator Charles E. Grassley Writes regarding the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa Program. 1164224 6/5/2018 Senator Robert Menendez Writes regarding a request made by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to visit CBP facilities to review its procedures and operations at the Southern Border which was denied. 1164205 6/5/2018 Senator Bill Nelson Writes 51 with concerns and questions regarding hurricane/disaster recovery plans and positions within FEMA. 1164217 6/5/2018 Congressman Lucille Roybal-Allard Writes thanking Si for answers to questions from an April 25, 2018 meeting and for support of the Blue Campaign. 1164256 6/6/2018 Congressman Anthony G. Brown Writes regarding the detention status of his constituent, -(b)(6) (b)(6) who has been in ICE custody since April 19, 2018 1164242 6/6/2018 Congressman Luis V. Gutierrez Write regarding a recent immigration enforcement operation conducted in Bean Station, Tennessee 1164821 6/6/2018 Congressman Michael McCaul U.S. Representative McCaul writes to AD Homan requesting approval to extend the detail of l())(6) 1164260 6/6/2018 Congressman Grace Meng Writes to express support to Chabda Lubavitch Community Center of Northeast Queen's application for the the NSGP through the Urban Area Security Initiative. 1164247 6/6/2018 Congressman Lloyd Smucker Writes regarding the impact of Hurricane Maria's devastation in Puerto Rico. 1164321 6/7/2018 Senator Richard Blumenthal Write to express concern regarding the DHS decision to provide additional H-2B temporary nonagricultural visas 1164333 6/7/2018 Congressman Anthony Brown Writes regarding a constituent matter 1164323 6/7/2018 Congressman Alcee L. Hastings Writes regarding border control between Dominican Republic and Haiti 1164325 6/7/2018 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Requests information about the DHS Cybersecurity Strategy June 1, 2018- June 30, 2018 FY 2018 - Congressional Logs June Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 6/1/2018 - 6/30/2018 1164300 6/7/2018 Congressman Thomas J. Walters Response to Chairman Gowdy's May 11 letter concerning past misconduct involving senior leadership at FLETC. 1164359 6/8/2018 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson FLETC violation of Federal Travel Policy 1164422 6/11/2018 Congressman J. Luis Correa Writes to follow up on a May 17, 2018 meeting where international travel to the United States was discussed 1164420 6/11/2018 Congressman Joseph Crowley Writes regarding recently announced decision to prosecute migrants and asylum-seekers 1164430 6/11/2018 Congressman Peter T. King Writes regarding the issuance of an immigrant visa to :b)(6) .1_3)(6) IWhO is married to a U.S. citizen. 1164424 6/11/2018 Congressman Adam Smith Writes with concern regarding immigration detention protocol. 1164465 6/11/2018 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Requests data about diversity among political appointees at the Department. 1164418 6/11/2018 Senator Chris Van Hollen Writes regarding a constituents mother who has been detained 1164419 6/11/2018 Congressman Juan Vargas Writes regarding an asylum seeker who passed away while being held in detention 1164576 6/12/2018 Congressman Sam Johnson Write inquiring about the status of the report required by Public Law No. 115-59, the Social Security Number Fraud Prevention Act of 2017. 1164555 6/12/2018 Senator Claire McCaskill Writes regarding the seizure of 60 pounds of fentanyl in April 2017, in Missouri by DEA agents, and asks what actions the Department has taken to address the opioid epidemic and to address staffmg shortages at the ports of entry. 1164687 6/13/2018 Congressman Ralph Abraham Hearing invite by the Committee on Science, Space and Technology - Subcommittee on Oversight for Wednesday, June 12th at 2pm in the Rayburn House Office Building. 1164995 6/13/2018 Congressman Michael McCaul Writes regarding the threat posed by the ZTE and Huawei Corporations products and services 1164636 6/13/2018 Congressman Tim Ryan Writes with concern regarding recently detained individuals. 1164644 6/13/2018 Senator Ron Wyden Writes regarding an DIG whistleblower retaliation investigation related to USCG personnel 1164749 6/14/2018 Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith Writes in support of an application for funding through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program submitted by the Biloxi Fire Department in Biloxi, MS. 1164716 6/14/2018 Congressman Michael McCaul Requests an update on current per day average of know or suspected terrorists (KST) attempting to travel to the U.S. 1164747 6/14/2018 Senator Charles E. Schumer Writes in support of the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response Grant (EMW-2017-FH-00234) submitted by the City of Newburg Fire Department. 1164748 6/14/2018 Senator Charles E. Schumer Writes in support of the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response Grant submitted by Nassau County, NY. June 1, 2018- June 30, 2018 FY 2018 - Congressional Logs June Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 6/1/2018 - 6/30/2018 1164827 6/15/2018 Congressman John Garamendi Writes regarding recent letter to alert the Administration to the views of Congress on a Jones Act matter 1164801 6/15/2018 Congressman Alcee L. Hastings A Delegation from the State of Florida write a follow-up letter to their February 27, 2018 regarding conditions at an ICE branch office located in Miramar, Florida. 1164745 6/15/2018 Congressman Jamie Raskin Write regarding an incident involving CBP agent's questioning of a report to inquire about her confidential sources. 1164764 6/15/2018 Senator Jeanne Shaheen Writes regarding recent actions taken by the ICE Boston Field Office 1164836 6/18/2018 Congressman Lou Barletta Rep. Barletta cc's the Secretary on a letter introducing new education legislation to Department of Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos. 1164846 6/18/2018 Senator Susan M. Collins Writes with concerns and questions regarding the safety of children immigrating to the United States. 1164852 6/18/2018 Congressman Sheila Jackson Lee Writes regarding TPS for Guatemala 1164869 6/18/2018 Senator Ron Johnson Writes regarding Russian Government attempts to interfere in the 2016 election 1164842 6/18/2018 Senator Maria Cantwell And Patty Writes urging the Department to keep allowing certain H-4 dependents to Murray apply for work authorization in the U.S. 1164943 6/18/2018 Congressman Jamie Raskin Writes requesting the Department end separation of children from families. 1164835 6/18/2018 Congressman Bill Shuster Writes inquiring about the role of foreign vessles operating under Jones Act waivers issued by DHS in regards to Hurricane relief last year. 1164844 6/18/2018 Senator Debbie Stabenow Writes concerning separating children from their families at the border. 1164868 6/18/2018 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Writes regarding recent transfer of 1,600 detainees to five federal prisons under POTUS's zero tolerance policy. 1164856 6/18/2018 Senator Ron Wyden Write regarding the separation of children from parents 1164936 6/19/2018 Senator Jon Tester Writes to express concerns with children being separated from their parents. 1165005 6/20/2018 Congressman Jim Banks Writes regarding Huawei Technologies' series of research partnerships with universities in the US that threaten national security. 1165054 6/20/2018 Senator Roy Blunt Writes encouraging the Secretary to accept her invite to the Securing America's Election Summit in St. Louis, Missour on September 10th and 11th. 1165123 6/20/2018 Congressman Susan Brooks Rep. 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Grassley Writes regarding the EB-5 program 1164989 6/20/2018 Congressman Orrin Hatch Write regarding reports of children being separated from their parents at the southern border 1165034 6/20/2018 Senator John Hoeven Requests that DHS work closely with the City of Williston in North Dakota to ensure the airport is granted an "International Airport" designation 1164992 6/20/2018 Senator Mark R. Warner Writes regarding Si comments made at a White House press briefing 1165037 6/20/2018 Senator Ron Wyden Write regarding the treatment of asylum seekers detained in federal prisons across the United States 1165064 6/21/2018 Congressman Michael Bennet Writes with questions related to the "zero tolerance" policy following the recently signed executive order 1165151 6/21/2018 Senator Catherine Cortez Masto Writes with questions about families being separated at the border.
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