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Receive Date Congressman Name Subject of Request 1155766 1/2/2018 Senator Thomas R January Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 1/1/2018 - 1/31/2018 Receive Date Congressman Name Subject of Request 1155766 1/2/2018 Senator Thomas R. Carper Writes regarding consolidation of DHS HQ at St. Fliiabetlis 1155750 1/2/2018 Senator John Kennedy Writes regarding a recommendation for an individual as a special agent 1155749 1/2/2018 Congressman Peter T. King Writes on behalf of an individual currently seeking humanitarian parole 1155832 1/3/2018 Congressman Benjamin Cardin Writes regarding TPS for El Salvador 1155831 1/3/2018 Congressman Judy Chu Writes regarding reports of ICE targeting over 200 Cambodians and Vietnamese for detention and deportation 1155779 1/3/2018 Senator Charles E. Grassley Invites Si to testify on 1/16/18 at the Senate Committee on the Judiciary hearing entitled "Oversight of the United States Department of Homeland Security." 1155796 1/3/2018 Congressman Brock Long Report on the Feasibility Study for the Urban Area Security Initiative and State Homeland Security Program 1155773 1/3/2018 Congressman Claire McCaskill Writes regarding interaction between DHS and the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity 1155833 1/3/2018 Congressman Eleanor Holmes Norton Writes on behalf of constituent whose visa was revoked without reason and requests a new investigation so that he may be reunited with his family in the US. 1155932 1/5/2018 Senator John Kennedy Writes to request information on an individual regarding immigration enforcement for non-citizens who commit terrorist acts 1156584 1/5/2018 Congressman Pat Toomey Constituent b)(6) is expressing his displeasure with the TSA and CBP. b)(6) jwould like to know why every time he reenter The United States he has to through secondary screening? 1156034 1/8/2018 Senator Ron Johnson Writes regarding Immigration enforcement recommendations made in a DHS OIG report audit report. 1156035 1/8/2018 Congressman Jacky Rosen Writes regarding TPS for El Salvador, Honduras, Haiti, and Nicaragua 1156063 1/8/2018 Congressman Lucille Roybal-Allard Congratulates Secretary Nielsen on confirmation as DHS Secretary 1156114 1/9/2018 Senator Marco Rubio Writes to request DHS reassign CBP officers from the Orlando port area to the Southwest border 1156247 1/9/2018 Senator Pat Toomey Sen. Toomey writes on behalf of (b)(6) regarding her alien status being verified by DHS so she can obtain a social security number. 1156113 1/10/2018 Senator Ron Johnson Writes regarding the use of "official time" in federal agencies, and request information for all employees who served in official time capacity. January 1, 2018 - January 31, 2018 FY 2018 - Congressional Logs January Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 1/1/2018 - 1/31/2018 1156138 1/10/2018 Congressman Gregorio Sablan Requests reconsideration of the numerical limit for the Commonwealth-Only Transitional Worker classification set for FY 2018 AND 2019. 1156196 1/11/2018 Congressman Susan Collins Writes regarding numerical cap for H-2B visas for the first half of FY 2018 being reached 1156197 1/11/2018 Congressman Val Demings Writes inviting 51 to visit Orlando International Airport and to discuss the importance of CBP staffing levels 1156157 1/11/2018 Senator Kamala D. Harris Writes regarding constituent was arrested and detained by Border Patrol on 12/30/2017. 1156190 1/11/2018 Senator Chris Van Hollen Writes on behalf of constituents who report that H-2B applications have been rescinded without explanation 1156211 1/12/2018 Congressman Benjamin Cardin Write regarding TPS for El Salvador 11 565 81 1/12/2018 Congressman Trey Gowdy Writes regarding conflict of interest by a former employee of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform who is now an attorney at the Department. 1156208 1 12 2018 Congressman Michael McCaul Writes to request visa information for individuals with , suspected ties to terrorist plots 1156237 1/12/2018 Congressman Rob Wittman Rep Wittman regarding Security Clearance (b)(6) 1156240 1/12/2018 Congressman Gerry Connolly Rep Connolly security clearance (b)(6) 1156343 1/16/2018 Congressman Keith Ellison Writes regarding a constituent matter 1156336 1/16/2018 Senator Charles E. Grassley Writes regarding lawsuit between UAC in the custody of HHS who sued the federal government for failing to facilitate a taxpayer funded abortion. 1156331 1/16/2018 Congressman John Ratcliffe Writes regarding cyber threat information sharing, specifically concerning DHS classification of cycber threats. 1156421 1/17/2018 Congressman Vern Buchanan Urges the Department make the Non Profit Security Grant Program available to non-urban areas at high-risk of terrorist attacks. 1156498 1/17/2018 Senator Dianne Dianne Feinstein ICE received the attached letter from Senators Feinstein and Harris. Due to similarities with letters received by DHS, ICE is requesting DHS Component and Front Office clearance of our response, which is currently being prepared. 1156365 1/17/2018 Senator Bill Nelson Writes regarding the Departments failure to publish a Federal Register notice officially announcing the November 20, 2017 decision to terminate TPS for Haitians. 1156401 1/17/2018 Congressman Frederica Wilson Write to urge DHS publish the Federal Register notice related to TPS for Haiti January 1, 2018 - January 31, 2018 FY 2018 - Congressional Logs January Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 1/1/2018 - 1/31/2018 1156443 1/18/2018 Congressman Kathy Castor Writes requesting extension of DACA renewal deadline as many victims of hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria cannot renew their applications. 1156423 1/18/2018 Senator Kamala D. Harris Write regarding potential criminal charges for elected officials with sanctuary policies 1156455 1/18/2018 Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi Write regarding the use of social media information for immigration purposes. 1156444 1/18/2018 Congressman Mike Thompson Writes regarding immigration enforcement in California 1156507 1/19/2018 Congressman Trey Gowdy Writes regarding TSA's decision to withhold documents and information from the Committee and the Office of Special Counsel (OSC) 1156523 1/19/2018 Congressman Bill Shuster Writes regarding the vacancies that currently exist on the Merchant Marine Personnel Advisory Committee (MERPAC or Committee) 1156501 1/19/2018 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Writes regarding comments made by POTUS at a meeting attended by Secretary Nielsen 1156637 1/23/2018 Congressman Jimmy Gomez A cohort of Congressional representative from the State of California write regarding comments made by ICE Director Homan on Fox News about increased enforcement footprint in California. And requests a meeting with Si and Director Homan to clarify his comments. 1156577 1/23/2018 Congressman Peter T. King Writes regarding Chinese students on US college campuses conducting espionage on behalf of Chinese government in relation to their right to hold a student visa. 1156585 1/23/2018 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Writes regarding DHS responsibilities related to the defunct Presidential Commission on Election Integrity 1156686 1/24/2018 Congressman Andre Carson Writes with questions concerning the recently updated refugee ban on October 24, 2017. 1156669 1/24/2018 Senator Charles E. Grassley Request to extend the detail of (b)(6) beyond its current period for four weeks. 1156679 1/24/2018 Senator Claire McCaskill Writes regarding deviations in guidance given to the Department by OMB from the Department's FY 2019 Budget and Policy Guidance. 1156690 1/24/2018 Congressman Scott Perry Writes regarding delay in release of QHSR 1156748 1/25/2018 Senator Jeanne Shaheen Requests a briefing on the Department of Homeland Security's role in security vetting for applicants to the Afghan Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) program. 1156750 1/25/2018 Congressman Lamar Smith Write in support of E-Verify as part of an immigration reform package January 1, 2018 - January 31, 2018 FY 2018 - Congressional Logs January Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 1/1/2018 - 1/31/2018 1156766 1/25/2018 Senator Elizabeth Warren Writes concerning the ability of spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in the US. 1156833 1/26/2018 Congressman Lloyd Doggett Requests information regarding ICE operations conducted in February 2017. 1156834 1/26/2018 Congressman Lloyd Doggett Requests information regarding ICE operations conducted in February 2017 1156818 1/26/2018 Congressman Andy P. Harris Writes on behalf of constituents concerns about a security screening conducted 1156795 1/26/2018 Congressman Tina Smith Writes regarding the alleged abuse endured by deportees by ICE agents en route back to Somalia. 1156817 1/26/2018 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Writes regarding recent report entitled "Executive Order 13780: Protecting the Nation From Foreign Tenorist Entry Into the United States, Initial Section 11 Report" 1156836 1/26/2018 Congressman Nydia M. Velazquez Cohort of Congressional leaders write regarding ICE's targeting of immigrant rights leaders across the country. 1156816 1/26/2018 Congressman Ronald Vitiello Wait Times Transparency (FY 2018) 1157055 1/29/2018 Congressman Trey Gowdy Write regarding FEMA 's notification that it exceed its annual premium cap pay, and requests documents and communications regarding the issue by February 12, 20 18. 1156971 1/29/2018 Congressman Randy Hultgren Writes regarding denial of visas to persecuted Iranian religious minorities 1157064 1/30/2018 Congressman Tim Kaine Writes regarding TPS for Syria 1157111 1/30/2018 Congressman Jerrold Nadler
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