Here’s the document giving ICE 80 million Medicaid patients’ data
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is not the secret police, as much as they’d like to be.
The Trump administration has given ICE increasing power to act with impunity. We’re using the Freedom of Information Act to expose their unlawful actions and policies.
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FPF takes ICE to court over dangerous secrecy
FOIA lawsuit targets ICE’s efforts to stop congressional oversight of detention facilities
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When immigration agents hide, body camera footage is vital
Plus: The case for making public records-based reporting free
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Three new FPF FOIA suits target threats to transparency, press freedom
Because the public can’t participate in a secretive, censorial government
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620 days to find one document in response to FPF FOIA? That’s why we sued
Plus: Our top 10 FOIA requests and how you can help
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FPF’s Top 10 most urgent FOIA requests
Why these disclosures would help fight threats to the press, help fight expanding surveillance, and more
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ICE lawyers are trying to keep their names secret. We can’t let them
Plus: Sen. Warren’s new anti-corruption bill targets Trump’s presidential library
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ICE shouldn’t be allowed to run de facto secret prisons
Plus: Transparency isn’t a fireable offense. Tulsi Gabbard didn’t get the memo
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FOIA doesn’t apply to ICE’s for-profit detention network. It should
ICE isn’t the secret police, and it shouldn’t be allowed to operate a de facto secret prison
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Did ICE quietly rescind illegal guidance curtailing congressional visits?
FPF FOIA request seeks more information
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Tips for requesting body-worn camera footage from the L.A. protests
Plus: Don’t miss FPF’s upcoming virtual FOIA event
