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DHS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 DHS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 Request ID Requester Name Request Description Received Date 2017-HOF0-00631 (b)(6) the following FBI record, number(b)(6) I 9/26/2017 according to information received from the Department of Homeland Security on dale of January 30/2006, the mentioned above page 1- 4e (Rev 11-22-77), as well as your Sentencing sheet with the Name & Title of Judicial Office Date of June 26/1991, for the petitioner making the Cross Examination and Inspection., under the Discovery and Inspection §13 of documents in possession of the government, record of the FBI, the defendant in this petition of the pages mentioned above resorts to the rights Law Criminal §1- to Make Justice is the interest of the United States in the Criminal Inspection is not whether the case is won bat that Justice de made; by such Judicial mandate, the petitioner resorts to the Actual Supreme Law with the right to the Discovery and Inspection §13-of Documents in possession of Government - record, of the "FBI, • the petitioner also resorts to the Law of Discovery and Inspection §15- the Documents in Possession of the Government Distitution on Dismissal 2017-HOF0-01062 (b)(6) all email records including attachments emailed 9/19/2017 from (6)(6) to you since 2015 be sent to this email September 1,2017 - September 30, 2017 FY 2017- OHS Privacy Logs DHS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 2017-H8FR-01065 Ernst, La 1. All records mentioning, referencing, relating 9/27/2017 to, or referring tc(b)(6) I b)(6) 2. All records from September 1, 2011, to December 31, 2011, and from January 1, 2015, through March 31, 2015, mentioning, referencing, relating to, or referring to Justicia Migrante, Migrant Justice, Milk with Dignity, the Milk with Dignity campaign, or mentioning, referencing, relating to, or referring to any individuals known or suspected by DHS or its sub-agencies of being affiliated or associated with Justicia Migrante, Migrant Justice, or the Milk with Dignity campaign; 3. All records created, sent, received, referenced, and/or used in fulfilling and/or responding to any of the foregoing parts of this request 2017-H4F0-01083 (h)(6) all records related to a criminal case 1:08 CR 9/5/2017 0050-JAW related to (18(6) 2017-H4F0-01086 rb)(6) all records in your system relating to and 9/5/2017 including an active homeland security profile; any other records in your system concerning me, pertaining to me, or that mentions my name 2017-H4F0-01087 (b)(6) all records in your system relating to and 9/19/2017 including an active homeland security profile; any other records in your system concerning me, pertaining to me or that mentions my name September 1,2017 - September 30, 2017 FY 2017- DHS Privacy Logs DNS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 2017-HOF0-01090 Vakili, Bard's the disclosure of records made pursuant to the 9/28/2017 Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA"), 5 U S.C. § 552 et seq., and the relevant implementing regulations. The Request is submitted by the American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego & Imperial Counties ("ACLU-SDIC" or "Requester").1 ACLU-SDIC seeks the disclosure of the following records2 from the Department of Homeland Security ("OHS") and its subcomponent agencies, including but not limited to, Customs and Border Protection (CBP): Records regarding statistics from San Ysidro Port of Entry (POE), Calexico POE, Otay Mesa POE, and Los Angeles International Airport ("LAX") POE for all visa revocations at those Ports of Entry ofF, HI B, and B (whether BI, B2, or B 1/B2)visas, disaggregated by month, by POE, by nationality of visa holder, by type of visa, and by reason for revocation, from the time period between January 1, 2016 to the date when the response to the request is processed 2017-HQF0-01092 r3)L6) copy of any records maintained by your agency 9/28/2017 for the person named above 2017-H4F0-01100 Woodman, Spencer all information received by the DHS office of Civil 9/8/2017 Rights and Civil Liberties between January 1st, 2017, and July 13th, 2017, pursuant to Section 5.3 (and all subsections under 5.3) of the September 2013 ICE directive titled "Review of the Use of Segregation for ICE Detainees." (Date Range for Record Search: From 1/1/2017 To 7/13/2017) September 1,2017 - September 30, 2017 FY 2017- OHS Privacy Logs DNS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 2017-HQF0-01103 Evers, Austin all guidance regarding using properties owned by the 9/28/2017 Trump Organizations for government-sponsored conferences or meetings; All emails regarding using properties owned by the Trump Organization for government-sponsored conferences or meetings; All guidance regarding attending conferences or meetings at properties owned by theTrump Organization; All emails regarding attending conferences or meetings at properties owned by the Trump Organization; All guidance regarding reimbursement for meals, overnight stays, or other expenses incurred at properties owned by the Trump Organization; All emails regarding reimbursement for meals, overnight stays, or other expenses incurred at properties owned by the Trump Organization; Records sufficient to demonstrate total costs reimbursed or paid directly by the agency for visits to any property owned by the Trump Organization. Reimbursements include payments for the cost of individual airfare of government employees and their spouses, costs for government transportation, conference fees, rental fees, lodging, meals, rental vehicles, overtime payments, and any other reimbursable expenses. The search for responsive records should include all individuals and locations where records are likely to exist, including the immediate office of the agency head, the designated agency ethics official, and all agency offices involved in making travel arrangements or receiving, approving, paying, reimbursing, or auditing travel expenses. Please provide all responsive records. etc.Pls see request. September 1,2017 - September 30, 2017 FY 2017- OHS Privacy Logs DHS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 2017-HOF0-01118 Eaglesham, Jean all communications between individuals with an 9/28/2017 email address containing @gadium.com and any of the following officials, between December 1 2016 and July 27 2017: The secretary for homeland security Gen. John F. Kelly; The deputy secretary Elaine C. Duke; The acting general counsel; The acting undersecretary for science and technology; The acting undersecretary for intelligence and analysis. Memoranda of any meetings, including the dates of meetings and all attendees, between December 1 2016 and July 27 2017 between Timothy Junio of Oadium and any of the following officials: The secretary for homeland security Gen. John F. Kelly; The deputy secretary Elaine C. Duke; The acting general counsel; The acting undersecretary for science and technology; The acting undersecretary for intelligence and analysis 2017-HCIF0-01119 Martell, Michael any records and analysis related to DDoS attacks 9/1/2017 launched May 7, 2017 targeting the FCC's comments systems, or related to the statements by the FCC that such attacks had accrued 2017-HQF0-01123 (b)(6) copy of any allegations, holdings, 9/18/2017 communications, dispatch records, email, text messages, social media records, phone calls, information shared with other agencies, audio, and/or transcripts identifying me by name or social security number from October 1, 2015 to the present date September 1,2017 - September 30, 2017 FY 2017- OHS Privacy Logs DNS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 2017-H9M-01136 Tyler, Peter 1. All records of Congressional correspondence 9/26/2017 that request information or briefings received by the agency during the months of May and June 2016, and May and June 2017; and 2. All records of the agency responses to those requests that were received by the agency during May and June 2016, and May and June 2017 2017-FICRO-01139 (DO) records related to yourself 9/26/2017 2017-H0RJ-01141 Leopold, Jason any and all records that were prepared, received, 9/13/2017 transmitted, collected and/or maintained by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) mentioning or referring to or prepared by Secretary John Kelly or any member of the Office of the Secretary from January 21, 2017 to July 31, 2017 including, but not limited to, all: 1. All records prepared by Secretary Kelly, or by any member of the Office of the Secretary in whole or in part; 2. Notes made by Secretary Kelly on or about any meeting or record prepared by any other person; 3. Emails sent by Secretary Kelly or by any member of the Office of the Secretary; and 4. Records of meetings, including individual participant's notes, in which Secretary Kelly or any member of the Office of the Secretary attended or in which he or any member of the Office of the Secretary otherwise participated 2017-H0RJ-01147 (b)(6) requesting information from the time period 9/27/2017 1/1/2007 through present concerning any investigations, watchlists or any other programs I am placed on or am the subject of September 1,2017 - September 30, 2017 FY 2017- OHS Privacy Logs DHS FOIA Privacy Logs - FY 2017 Received 9/1/17 - 9/30/17 2017-HCIF0-01222 Crowe, John any and all communications between the 8/14/2017 Government Accountability Office (GAO) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) related to the GAO report entitled "COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM: Actions Needed to Define Strategy and Assess Progress of Federal Efforts." 2017-H4F0-01310 McGuire, Francis FLETC referral of documents related to a request 9/1/2017 for any and all emails between FLETC Regional and International Directorate, Assistant Director, Dominick Braccio and any of the following individuals either individually or as a group; FLETC Director Connie Patrick, FLETC Protocol and Communication Division Chief, Dana Otuinn, Assistant Director George Kovach and Drug Enforcement Agency employee Jay Gregorius (DOJ email address) between October 1, 2015 and February 5, 2017 that makes reference to any of the following: a.
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