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DHS FOIA Logs - FY19 Received 1/1/2019 - 1/31/2019 DHS FOIA Logs - FY19 Received 1/1/2019 - 1/31/2019 Request ID Requester Name Request Description Received Date I 2019-HQF0-00260 Moattar, Daniel records belonging the National Vetting Center, its Governance Board, and its working groups: (1) Minutes and 1/4/2019 attendance lists for all meetings to date of the National Vetting Governance Board, its Legal Working Group, and its Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties Working Group; (2) Facsimiles of documents distributed during those meetings; (3) Digital copies of presentations made during those meetings; (4) The employment contracts of the National Vetting Center's legal counsel and Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties Officer; (5) The document officially establishing NVC support for U.S. Customs and Border Patrol's Electronic System for Travel Authorization; (6) The list of additional vetting programs for which NVC plans to add support in 2019; (7) Public relations, media, or communications plans for the National Vetting Center; (8) The employment contract of the National Vetting Center's public liaison and of its other public relations, media, and communications staff or contractors, 2019-HQF0-00261 (b)(6) information such as your 1-94, travel history, and Temporary Protected Status (I-797C Notice of Action) receipts 1/4/2019 file from 2010-present 2019-HQF0-00262 Albert, Mark information regarding individuals or entities listed in the DHS Suspension and Debarment Case Management 1/4/2019 System (SDCMS), which is maintained by the Office of the Under Secretary for Management (USM), who were suspended or disbarred in calendar year 2018, to include, for individuals: name, mailing address, phone number, citation or description of offense leading to cause for action, type and length of action (suspension or disbarment), date of action and for entities: entity name, mailing address, name(s) of individuals representing the entity in the suspension or disbarment case, phone number, entity website, names of key individuals in the entity, DUNS number, CAGE Code, Importer Record Number (for cases that originated out of CBP), & business size, citation or description of offense leading to cause for action, type and length of action (suspension or disbarment), and date of action (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2018 To 12/31/2018) 2019-HQF0-00263 McCullough, Irvin request the following records: 1) Any and all Finished Analytic Products mentioning keywords "UAS" or "Unmanned 1/4/2019 Aerial System" or "UAV" or "Predator drone" (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2017 To 1/4/2019) 2019-HQF0-00264 Marcus, Ilana all email correspondences (incoming and outgoing) including any attachments between Uyen Dinh (Deputy 1/4/2019 Assistant Secretary (House), Office of Legislative Affairs, and any person employed with GeoEye, Inc. (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2017 To 1/4/2019) 2019-HQF0-00265 Marcus, Ilana all email correspondences (incoming and outgoing) including any attachments between Julie M. Kirchner, 1/4/2019 Advisor/Ombudsman, and any person employed with the Federation for American Immigration Reform (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/20/2017 To 12/28/2018) 2019-HQF0-00266 Marcus, Ilana all email correspondences (incoming and outgoing) including any attachments between John Barsa, 1/4/2019 Advisor/Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary and Chief of Staff for Office of Partnership and Engagement, and any person employed with MRIGlobal (formerly) Midwest Research Institute (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/20/2017 To 1/4/2019) 2019-HQF0-00267 Marcus, Ilana all email correspondences (incoming and outgoing) including any attachments between Laura Simmons (Associate 1/7/2019 Director, Office of Legislative Affairs) and any person employed with any of the following groups: "American Automotive Policy Council", "American Business Group of Abu Dhabi (d/b/a Amcham Abu Dhabi)", "SECURITY TRADERS ASSOCIATION", "Property Casualty Insurers Association of America", "Owens-Illinois, Inc.", "Federation of Exchange Accomodators, Inc.", "American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM)", "The Partnership for a New American Economy Action Fund c/O Geller & Company", "Zoetis", "American Equity Investment Life Holding Company", "OTC Markets", "WINE AND SPIRITS WHOLESALERS OF AMERICA", "Orbis Operations, LLC", "Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.", "Chicago Deferred Exchange Corporation", and "Williams and Jensen, PLLC" (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/20/2017 To 12/28/2018) 2019-HQF0-00268 Taxin, Amy (1) data for the number of Notices to Appear (1-862) issued each month dating back at least five years to the 1/8/2019 present date, broken down by issuing agency (Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Citizenship and Immigration Services, Customs and Border Protection, etc.); (2) data for the number of Notices to Appear (1-862) issued each month dating back at least five years to the present date, broken down by geographic location, (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/4/2014 To 1/4/2019) 2019-HQF0-00269 Townsend, Margaret (1) records generated in connection to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection ("CBP") and DHS's public comment 1/4/2019 period for the proposed U.S.-Mexico Border Wall ("border wall") construction in Rio Grande Valley, including but not limited to: (a) Records of inter- and/or intra-agency communications mentioning or including analyses or assessments of the received comments; (b) Records mentioning or including the total number of received comments; (c) Records mentioning or including the decision to open and/or extend the public comment period; (d) Records mentioning or including the solicitation of public comments; and (2) records CBP and/or DHS generated in connection to the issuance of a "wavier" for the border wall section in Rio Grande Valley, Texas including but not limited to records of inter- and intra-agency communications. (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2017 To 1/4/2019) 2019-HQF0-00270 Santos, Rose Task Order HSHQDN16F00003: (1) Copy of the contract (Task Order) title page (1st page only); and (2) Copy of 1/7/2019 the CURRENT Statement of Work/Performance Work Statement (SOW/PWS). 2019-HQF0-00271 Santos, Rose a copy of the following documents identified to NPPD's Task order # HSHQDC16300051: (1) Copy of the Task 1/9/2019 Order with CURRENT Statement of Work/Performance Work Statement (SOW/PWS) and (2) Copy of the TORFP (Task Order RFP) 2019-HQF0-00272 Flores, Adolfo all of Katie Waldman's communications from July 2 to the time this request is fulfilled that have the word 1/10/2019 "BuzzFeed" including any attachments (Date Range for Record Search: From 7/2/2018 To 1/10/2019) January 1, 2019 - January 31, 2019 FY 2019 - DHS Privacy Logs DHS FOIA Logs - FY19 Received 1/1/2019 - 1/31/2019 2019-HOF0-00274 Evers, Austin all email communications of the DHS officials specified below related to the number of known and suspected 1/11/2019 terrorists (KST) and special interest aliens (SIAs) apprehended at the southern border of the United States, including, but not limited to, any email communications with White House officials (including anyone with an email address ending inl(b)(6) and any communications with Congressional members or staff (including anyone with an email address ending in(b)(61 I In addition, that DHS search the files of the following DHS officials for records responsive to this request: Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, Acting Deputy Secretary Claire Grady, Chief of Staff Chad Wolf, anyone serving in the capacity of White House Liaison or Deputy White House Liaison, Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs, Christine Ciccone, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs David Wonnenberg, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Uyen Dinh, and anyone serving on the behalf of any of those listed above such as a special or administrative assistant (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2019 To 1/11/2019) 2019-H0.F0-00275 Evers, Austin all internal DHS email communications of the DHS officials specified below related to the publication of the press 1/11/2019 release, "MYTH/FACT: Known and Suspected Terrorists/Special Interest Aliens," on January 7, 2019. In addition, that DHS search the files of the following DHS officials for records responsive to this request: Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, Acting Deputy Secretary Claire Grady, Chief of Staff Chad Wolf, anyone serving in the capacity of White House Liaison or Deputy White House Liaison, Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs, Christine Ciccone , Deputy Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs David Wonnenberg, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Uyen Dinh, Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, Jonathan Rath Hoffman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Press, Tyler Houlton, anyone serving in the capacity of Deputy Assistant Secretary for Strategic Communications, and anyone serving on the behalf of any of those listed above such as a special or administrative assistant (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2019 To 1/10/2019) , 2019-H0M-00276 Evers, Austin all final talking points related to the number of known and suspected terrorists (KST) and special interest aliens 1/14/2019 (SIAs) apprehended at the southern border of the United States. In specific any responsive records from the immediate Office of the Secretary, Office of Public Affairs, Office of Legislative Affairs, Office of the Chief of Staff, anyone serving in the capacity of White House Liaison or Deputy White House Liaison (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2019 To 1/14/2019)
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