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DHS Congressional January Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 1/1/2019 - 1/31/2019 WF # Receive Date M Congressman Name Subject of Request 1173885 1/28/2019 Congressman Earl Blumenauer Writes regarding public charge Senator Richard Blumenthal Write to urge the use of discretion regarding the removal 1173924 1/28/2019 of undocumented children and close family relatives in the U.S. 1173888 1/28/2019 Congressman Joaquin Castro Writes regarding MPP. Congressman David Cicillinc Writes to request information regarding deaths of 1173909 1/28/2019 individuals in DHS custody Congressman Eliot L. Engel Writes regarding the transfer of detained immigrants to detention facilities across the country, in particular, the 1173912 1/28/2019 transfer of 25 Westchester residents to a facility in Alabama. Congressman Office Of Senator Kirsten Write regarding an MOA between DHS and HHS related 1173874 1/28/2019 Gillibrand to the reunification of children in custody Congressman Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon Writes to request technical assistance and law 1173879 1/28/2019 enforcement resources for Puerto Rico Senator Mazie K. Hirono Write with concern regarding reports of the deportation 1173863 1/28/2019 of U.S. residents who emigrated from Southeast Asian countries Senator Mazie K. Hirono Writes regarding Public Charge 1173883 1/28/2019 Congressman Adam Kinzinger Writes regarding a surveillance aircraft in support of 1173889 1/28/2019 border security Congressman Frank Pallone Writes regarding Public Charge 1173876 1/28/2019 Congressman Charles Schumer Write with concern regarding the Trump Administration's 1173891 1/28/2019 efforts to exercise eminent domain for a border wall Congressman Darren Soto Write regarding change in public charge. 1173905 1/28/2019 Congressman Mac Thomberry Writes on behalf of constituent regarding the return of a 1173911 1/28/2019 fossilized Tyrannosaurus Bataar Skull seized by ICE HSI. Congressman Norma Torres Write regarding the death of a seven-year old Guatemalan 1173868 1/28/2019 girl who died in CBP custody Congressman Chris Van Hollen Writes regarding concern over the reports that CBP is requesting consolidated and custom-built facilities at the 1173880 1/28/2019 Port of Baltimore. Congressman Juan Vargas Writes to follow up on the status of the investigation into the death of (b)(6) a transgender 1173915 1/28/2019 immigrant who died while in ICE custody. Congressman Juan Vargas Writes regarding reports of inadequate medical care for detainees in ICE custody, and request that an 1173920 1/28/2019 investigation be conducted into the death 0f(b)(6) (b)(6) i January 1, 2019 - January 31, 2019 FY 2019 -Congressional Logs January Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 1/1/2019 - 1/31/2019 Congressman Don Bacon Writes thanking Si for doing a good job. 1173988 1/29/2019 Senator Cory A. Booker Writes to ask that Executive Order 13780 be retracted or corrected due to alleged errors and misleading 1173940 1/29/2019 information 1173946 1/29/2019 Senator Lindsey 0. Graham Writes to request information regarding UAC Senator Angus King Writes regarding public charge. 1173977 1/29/2019 Congressman Adam Kinzinger Writes regarding aircraft that can be used to enhance 1173958 1/29/2019 border security. Congressman Rick Larsen Writes with concern regarding the administration's 1173947 1/29/2019 intention to renegotiate a MOU which could result in the deportation of Vietnamese refugees Congressman Nita M. Lowey Writes regarding 25 NY residents transferred to ICE detention facilities in AL and requests they be moved 1173975 1/29/2019 back to facilities in NY. Senator Edward Markey Write regarding a constituent who is currently detained 1173941 1/29/2019 Congressman Jerrold Nadler Writes following up on questions related to the Department's zero tolerance policy, as well as deaths 1173966 1/29/2019 occurring under CBP custody. Congressman Charles Schumer Writes in support of the Garrison Fire District's application for funding to purchase a PPE 1174048 1/29/2019 washer/extractor/dryer Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Writes to request information regarding border security 1173899 1/29/2019 matters in advance of a requested hearing - large data call. Senator Tom Udall Write regarding the death of a child in CBP custody 1173948 1/29/2019 Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Writes regarding alleged misleading infbrmation 1173969 1/30/2019 disseminated by the Department. Congressman Bennie G. Thompson 51 writes to Rep. Thompson to address false claims made 1174000 1/30/2019 to the media regarding DHS issues. Congressman Judy Chu Writes to request information regarding terrorist groups attempting to enter the United States through the 1174038 1/31/2019 Southern Border Senator Doug Jones Writes to urge to continue to support the modernization 1174114 1/31/2019 of the U.S. Coast Guard fleet Senator Jeff Merkley Writes to request information regarding reports the government of Saudi Arabia helped a Saudi national 1174025 1/31/2019 awaiting trial escape from the United States January 1, 2019 - January 31, 2019 FY 2019 -Congressional Logs January Privacy Office Congressional Report Opened between 1/1/2019 - 1/31/2019 Congressman Edward Royce Write with concern regarding reports of a new 1174053 1/31/2019 Administration policy to deport certain Vietnamese- Americans Senator Brian Schatz Write to request information regarding law enforcement 1174112 1/31/2019 training programs Congressman Bennie G. Thompson Writes regarding a report on terrorism with alleged 1174113 1/31/2019 misleading information. Senator Thom Tillis Writes to share support for the proposal submitted by b)(6) 1 1 74043 1/31/2019 for funding to further assist implementation of the School Safety Initiative Senator Mark Warner Writes to request information regarding cyber security 1174115 1/31/2019 during the government shutdown January 1, 2019 - January 31, 2019 FY 2019 -Congressional Logs .
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