{ "muckrock_id": "176813", "agency": "Office Of The Special Counsel Of Robert Mueller", "title": "Comprehensive FOIA Request Records Pertaining to Transparency, ADA Compliance, Whistleblower Protections, Medicaid, and Related Matters", "first_date": "2024-11-23", "last_date": "2025-02-03", "sourceSearchUrl": "https://www.muckrock.com/foi/list/?q=176813", "route": "/foia/176813-office-of-the-special-counsel-of-robert-mueller/", "messages": [ { "when": "2024-11-23 16:22:09", "file": "2024-11-23T16_22_09.908916 Communication.txt", "text": "To Whom It May Concern:\n\nPursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, I hereby request the following records:\n\nFreedom of Information Act Request\nDate: November 23, 2024\nSubmitted By: David Medeiros\nFounder, ABI Resources\n39 Kings Hwy STE C\nGales Ferry, CT 06335\n\nSubject: Comprehensive FOIA Request Records Pertaining to Transparency, ADA Compliance, Whistleblower Protections, Medicaid, and Related Matters\n\nTo:\nFreedom of Information Act Officer\nU.S. Department of Justice\nOffice of Information Policy (OIP)\n441 G Street NW, Sixth Floor\nWashington, DC 20530-0001\n\nCC:\nKristen Clarke, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Division\nBobak Talebian, Director, Office of Information Policy\nAundra Luckey, Freedom of Information/Privacy Acts Unit, Civil Rights Division\nOffice of Government Information Services (OGIS), National Archives and Records Administration\nRelevant Congressional Oversight Committees\n\nIntroduction\nPursuant to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552, I request access to all records, communications, and agreements from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and related agencies. This request is submitted under federal law to ensure transparency, constitutional compliance, and accountability concerning whistleblower protections, ADA enforcement, and Medicaid oversight. The requested information holds significant public interest in safeguarding civil rights, promoting systemic reform, and ensuring taxpayer accountability.\n\nScope of Request\n1. Case Identifiers\nProvide all records and inter-agency communications related to the following cases:\n539330-JBZ, 539298-RJM, 534659-XGL, 534094-QZH, 534069-BRQ, 534060-HWM, 533252-GXC, 535276-FSL, 532832-MJV, 532674-QMM, 532671-PPV, 532667-DRF, 523966-VSF, 497211-PFB, 490797-TJJ, 489456-MCB, 490814-TPF, 490215-DKH, 478957-DPX, 478956-NSD, 473045-JNW, 452335-DDT, 413343-FZP, 405540-ZXW, 397760-PRZ, 395050-TWW, 392179-NCW, 385105-BPN, 376153-JVL, 357494-WND, 354718-LTZ, 275528-PKR, 301882-TRG, 327008-WFC, 339860-FQG, 352533-WJH.\n\n2. ADA Compliance and Enforcement\nRecords, communications, and agreements related to:\n\nADA Title II enforcement policies.\nComplaints or investigations regarding ADA non-compliance in Medicaid programs.\nInter-agency communications between DOJ, CMS, and other entities concerning ADA accommodations, including whistleblower protections.\n3. Whistleblower Protections\n\nAll records, policies, and communications involving whistleblower protections under 5 U.S.C. 2302(b)(8).\nInternal policies addressing retaliation protections for individuals reporting non-compliance with FOIA, ADA, or Medicaid oversight.\n4. Medicaid Oversight\n\nInternal audits, investigations, and compliance reviews conducted by the DOJ, CMS, and other agencies.\nRecords of Medicaid provider complaints, sanctions, or violations under the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Waiver Program.\nCommunication regarding systemic Medicaid transparency failures.\n5. Processing Records\n\nMetadata, logs, and records detailing how this FOIA request has been processed, including internal communications, software platforms used, and timestamps for all actions.\n6. Cross-Referenced Searches\nEnsure a thorough search of:\n\nDigital archives, email servers, and shared inter-agency platforms.\nArchived repositories, including records stored by supervisory personnel and contractors.\nConstitutional and Statutory Justifications\nFirst Amendment\n\nAccess to information is critical for public participation in governance, as recognized in New York Times Co. v. United States (1971).\nFifth and Fourteenth Amendments\n\nProcedural delays and denials violate due process and equal protection under the law (Tennessee v. Lane, 2004).\nSupremacy Clause (Article VI, Clause 2)\n\nFederal FOIA and ADA laws supersede any conflicting agency-specific practices.\nRelevant Statutes and Case Law\n\nFOIA: 5 U.S.C. 552, U.S. DOJ v. Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press (1989).\nADA: Title II, 42 U.S.C. 12132, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, 29 U.S.C. 794.\nWhistleblower Protections: 5 U.S.C. 2302(b)(8).\nNon-Negotiable ADA Accommodations\nTo ensure accessibility, I request adherence to the following accommodations:\n\nMuckRock Platform Only: All communication must occur via MuckRock. Phone calls, external portals, and physical mail are prohibited.\nText in Email Body: Embed all response text in the email body for screen-reader compatibility.\nScreen-Reader Compatible PDFs: All documents must be clearly labeled and provided in accessible formats.\nSimplified Summaries: Include clear summaries for complex records.\nIdentification of Personnel: Provide names, titles, and contact information of all responsible individuals.\nStatutory Justifications: Include detailed explanations for any redactions or denials, citing specific FOIA exemptions under 5 U.S.C. 552(b).\nExpedited Processing: As this request involves public interest and ADA rights, process expeditiously under 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(6)(E).\nPublic Interest Framing\nThis request directly serves public interest by:\n\nEnsuring transparency and accountability in government programs involving taxpayer funds.\nSafeguarding constitutional rights under the First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendments.\nHighlighting systemic reform needs in ADA enforcement, Medicaid transparency, and whistleblower protections.\nConsequences of Non-Compliance\nFailure to comply with this request will result in:\n\nJudicial Action: Pursuing legal remedies for injunctive relief and damages under FOIA and ADA statutes.\nOversight Escalation: Filing complaints with DOJ OIG, OGIS, or federal courts.\nPublic Disclosure: Engaging media, advocacy groups, and watchdog organizations to expose systemic non-compliance.\nConclusion\nThis request invokes the highest standards of constitutional law and statutory obligations. I expect a complete and transparent response within 20 business days, as required under 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(6)(A).\n\nSincerely,\nDavid Medeiros\nFounder, ABI Resources\n\nCC:\nKristen Clarke (Assistant Attorney General)\nBobak Talebian (Director, Office of Information Policy)\nAundra Luckey (FOIA/PA Unit, Civil Rights Division)\nOGIS (Office of Government Information Services)\nMerrick B. Garland (Attorney General)\nChiquita Brooks-LaSure (CMS Administrator)\nXavier Becerra (HHS Secretary)\nCongressional Oversight Committees:\n\nHouse Committee on Oversight and Accountability\nSenate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs\nHouse Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties\nSenate Judiciary Committee Chairperson\nAdditional Oversight Entities:\nU.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO)\nOffice of Special Counsel (OSC)\nHouse Committee on Oversight and Accountability\n\nChairman: James Comer (R-KY)\nSenate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs\n\nChairman: Gary Peters (D-MI)\nHouse Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties\n\nChairman: Jamie Raskin (D-MD)\nSenate Judiciary Committee\n\nChairman: Dick Durbin (D-IL)\nAdditional Oversight Entities:\n\nU.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO)\n\nComptroller General: Gene L. Dodaro\nU.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC)\n\nFOIA compliance, ADA accommodations, Medicaid transparency, systemic reform, whistleblower protections, accountability in government, healthcare fraud investigations, Medicaid oversight, DOJ records request, civil rights enforcement, accessibility advocacy, whistleblower retaliation, constitutional law, First Amendment transparency, Fifth Amendment due process, Fourteenth Amendment equal protection, taxpayer accountability, inter-agency communications, OIG audits, congressional oversight, GAO reviews, federal-state coordination, Medicaid fraud prevention, healthcare policy reform, government transparency. FOIA Exemption Codes (5 U.S.C. 552(b)): b(1), b(3), b(5)) Whistleblower Protections (5 U.S.C. 2302(b)(8)): \"ADA compliance,\" \"Title II violations,\" and \"civil rights complaints\" DOJ, CMS, FBI, OIG, OSC, GAO, DHS Medicaid fraud,\" \"systemic discrimination,\" \"government transparency,\" and \"FOIA litigation DB.42.131.Inf. Statutory and Executive Codes\n5 U.S.C. 552: Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Mandates transparency and inter-agency cooperation for information sharing.\n42 U.S.C. 12132: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II Requires accessibility and cross-agency compliance.\n29 U.S.C. 794: Rehabilitation Act, Section 504 Prohibits discrimination across federally funded programs.\n5 U.S.C. 2302(b)(8): Whistleblower Protection Act Shields employees reporting violations across agencies.\nExecutive Order 13392: Improving Agency Disclosure Calls for government-wide improvements in FOIA processing.\n44 U.S.C. 3501: Paperwork Reduction Act Encourages streamlined data sharing and reduced duplication.\n31 U.S.C. 3729-3733: False Claims Act Promotes inter-agency coordination in addressing fraud and misuse of federal funds.\n6 U.S.C. 485: Homeland Security Information Sharing Establishes cross-agency information-sharing protocols. \"Systemic enforcement challenges requiring cross-agency collaboration.\"\n\"Mandated by Executive Order 13392 for improved inter-agency transparency.\"\n\"Coordinated federal response necessary for compliance with 42 U.S.C. 12132.\"\n\"In alignment with Unified Federal Response Framework principles.\"\n\"Urgent action required to address inter-agency statutory obligations under FOIA and ADA.\" Office of Management and Budget (OMB): Coordinates federal budget and compliance.\nGovernment Accountability Office (GAO): Investigates federal agency operations.\nOffice of Special Counsel (OSC): Manages whistleblower disclosures.\nDepartment of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights Division: Enforces ADA and civil rights laws.\n\n\n\n\nThis Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request demands the immediate attention of the highest authorities in the U.S. government. It directly addresses systemic failures in Medicaid oversight, ADA enforcement, and whistleblower protectionsissues central to the lives of millions of Americans and critical to the integrity of federal and state programs. By exposing potential misuse of taxpayer funds and barriers to accessibility for vulnerable populations, this request transcends individual cases to reveal a broader narrative of systemic accountability, justice, and public trust. Leaders in Congress, the Department of Justice, and oversight agencies have a constitutional obligation to act decisively on this matter to uphold the values of transparency, equality, and justice that underpin our democracy. Failure to respond promptly and fully to this FOIA request risks exposing entrenched inequities that erode public faith in our institutions.\n\nThis FOIA request also represents a rallying cry for journalists, advocates, and every American committed to justice and systemic reform. It shines a spotlight on the intersection of healthcare, civil rights, and government accountability, demanding immediate national discourse and united action. As the most comprehensive and consequential transparency effort in U.S. history, it calls for investigative reporting that transcends political divisions and highlights the universal human rights at stake. This is not just a request for informationit is a demand for transformative change, and its response has the potential to shape the future of U.S. healthcare and governance, sparking a nationwide movement for accountability, equity, and justice.\n\nThe requested documents will be made available to the general public, and this request is not being made for commercial purposes.\n\nIn the event that there are fees, I would be grateful if you would inform me of the total charges in advance of fulfilling my request. I would prefer the request filled electronically, by e-mail attachment if available or CD-ROM if not.\n\nThank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation in this matter. I look forward to receiving your response to this request within 20 business days, as the statute requires.\n\nSincerely,\n\nDAVID MEDEIROS" }, { "when": "2024-12-23 01:00:27", "file": "2024-12-23T01_00_27 Communication.txt", "text": "To Whom It May Concern:\n\nI wanted to follow up on the following Freedom of Information Act request, copied below, and originally submitted on Dec. 3, 2024. Please let me know when I can expect to receive a response.\n\nThanks for your help, and let me know if further clarification is needed." }, { "when": "2025-01-02 07:11:28", "file": "2025-01-02T07_11_28.203396 Communication.txt", "text": "On January 2, 2025, David Medeiros, founder of ABI Resources, submitted a formal legal appeal highlighting systemic failures by federal agencies to comply with FOIA, ADA, whistleblower protection statutes, and constitutional obligations. The appeal addresses violations including delayed and incomplete responses to FOIA requests, failure to provide ADA-compliant formats, retaliation against whistleblowers, and lack of transparency in Medicaid oversight, particularly regarding the ABI Waiver program. Medeiros demands immediate action, including full disclosure of requested records, ADA accommodations, independent investigations into whistleblower complaints, and audits of Medicaid program management. Failure to comply within 10 business days will result in legal action, administrative escalation, and public advocacy to ensure accountability, transparency, and the protection of constitutional rights and public funds.\n\n\n\n\nDate: January 2, 2025\n01/02/2025\n\n\n\n\nSubject: Formal Appeal and Escalated Legal Complaint Regarding Systemic Violations of Constitutional Rights, FOIA Obligations, Whistleblower Protections, Taxpayer Accountability, and ADA Compliance\nTo:\nOffice of Special Counsel (OSC), Office of General Counsel\nU.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Office of Information Policy (OIP)\nCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)\nU.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General\nCongressional Oversight Committees\nIntroduction\nThis formal complaint and appeal address systemic failures in transparency, accountability, and compliance with federal laws. Despite repeated FOIA requests and specific legal demands, the relevant agencies have failed to adhere to statutory, constitutional, and regulatory obligations regarding the handling of records, whistleblower protections, ADA enforcement, and taxpayer accountability.\n\nThis document highlights these violations and demands immediate corrective actions to address ongoing harm to public transparency and constitutional rights.\n\nViolations and Legal Non-Compliance\n1. FOIA Non-Compliance\nFailure to Respond: Agencies have violated the 20-business-day statutory timeframe under FOIA (5 U.S.C. 552(a)(6)(A)).\nImproper Redactions or Withholding: Agencies have not provided a Vaughn Index or sufficient justification for redactions or denials, contrary to FOIA mandates (DOJ v. Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, 1989).\nOpaque Processing: Metadata and processing logs detailing the handling of FOIA requests have been withheld, obstructing accountability.\n2. ADA Violations\nNon-Compliant Formats: Agencies have failed to provide accessible screen-reader-compatible formats and simplified summaries, violating ADA Title II (42 U.S.C. 12132).\nDiscriminatory Practices: Denying requested accommodations amounts to discrimination under the Rehabilitation Act (29 U.S.C. 794).\n3. Whistleblower Retaliation and Oversight Failures\nRetaliation and Obstruction: Complaints of retaliation under 5 U.S.C. 2302(b)(8) remain unresolved, with no evidence of independent review or action by oversight bodies.\nNeglect of Oversight Obligations: DOJ and OSC have failed to enforce protections against retaliation and systemic barriers for whistleblowers reporting non-compliance and fraud.\n4. Taxpayer Accountability and Medicaid Oversight\nSystemic Fraud and Mismanagement: Requested audits, compliance reviews, and investigations into Medicaid programs, including ABI Waiver activities, remain undisclosed.\nBreach of Public Trust: The absence of transparency and oversight raises questions of fraud, waste, and abuse of public funds.\nDemands for Immediate Corrective Actions\n1. FOIA Compliance\nComplete Disclosure: Produce all requested records, including communications, metadata, and audits, without unnecessary delays.\nExpedited Processing: Adhere to expedited processing requirements under 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(6)(E).\n2. ADA Compliance\nAccessible Formats: Provide records in screen-reader-compatible formats, plain text summaries, and properly labeled PDFs.\nComprehensive Indexing: Ensure all records are organized with metadata for ease of access.\n3. Whistleblower Protections\nIndependent Investigation: Conduct an independent review of complaints related to retaliation, obstruction, and systemic failures in oversight.\nTransparency and Accountability: Identify and hold accountable individuals responsible for mishandling whistleblower complaints.\n4. Medicaid and Taxpayer Oversight\nAudit Disclosure: Publish internal audits, compliance reports, and evaluations concerning Medicaid program management, with specific focus on ABI Waiver amendments.\nIndependent Oversight: Engage external auditors and Congressional oversight to investigate systemic fraud and non-compliance.\nLegal and Constitutional Basis for Appeal\n\n1. Constitutional Violations\nFirst Amendment: Denial of access to public records infringes on the right to petition and government accountability (New York Times Co. v. United States, 1971).\nFifth and Fourteenth Amendments: Failure to provide reasonable ADA accommodations violates due process and equal protection guarantees (Tennessee v. Lane, 2004).\n\n2. FOIA Statutory Obligations\nFOIA requires agencies to provide full and timely responses to requests for information unless specific exemptions are justified.\n\n3. ADA and Rehabilitation Act Compliance\nADA Title II and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act mandate equal access to government services, including public records. Denials of accommodations constitute discrimination (Alexander v. Choate, 1985).\n\n4. Whistleblower Protection Statutes\nThe Whistleblower Protection Act (5 U.S.C. 2302(b)(8)) prohibits retaliation against individuals reporting fraud, non-compliance, or systemic abuses within federal agencies.\n\n5. Taxpayer Protections\nThe False Claims Act (31 U.S.C. 3729-3733) and related statutes demand full transparency and accountability to prevent misuse of public funds.\nConsequences for Continued Non-Compliance\n\n1. Judicial Remedies\nFiling federal lawsuits to compel compliance with FOIA, ADA, and whistleblower statutes.\nSeeking injunctive relief and damages for systemic violations.\n\n2. Administrative Complaints\nEscalating complaints to the DOJ Office of the Inspector General (OIG), Office for Civil Rights (OCR), and Government Accountability Office (GAO).\n\n3. Public Advocacy and Media Engagement\nEngaging national media and watchdog organizations to expose systemic failures and non-compliance.\nConclusion\n\nThis document serves as a final demand for compliance with FOIA, ADA, and whistleblower protection statutes. Agencies are required to:\n\nProvide a complete response to outstanding FOIA requests.\nComply with ADA accommodation requirements.\nAddress systemic retaliation and non-compliance through independent investigation.\nFailure to address these issues within 10 business days will result in legal action, administrative escalation, and public advocacy campaigns to ensure accountability and transparency.\n\nSincerely,\nDavid Medeiros\nFounder, ABI Resources\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nADA Accommodations Request\nThis request includes explicit ADA accommodations to address cognitive processing challenges resulting from my traumatic brain injury (TBI). These accommodations are legally required under Title II of the ADA (42 U.S.C. 12132) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (29 U.S.C. 794).\n\nRequested ADA Accommodations\nTo ensure accessibility and compliance with ADA standards (42 U.S.C. 12101 et seq.), I request the following accommodations for all communications and records:\n\nScreen-Reader Compatible Formats\n\nAll documents must be provided in properly labeled PDFs or plain-text files.\nEnsure the documents are screen-reader compatible and retain clear formatting.\nExclusive MuckRock Platform Communication\n\nAll communications must occur via the MuckRock platform.\nDo not send external links, emails, portals, passwords, codes, or require phone calls for access.\nText Embedded in Email Bodies\n\nKey information must be embedded directly in the email body to facilitate comprehension.\nSimplified Summaries\n\nProvide plain-language summaries for complex or legal documents to ensure clarity.\nIdentification of Responsible Officers\n\nInclude the full name, title, and contact information of all responsible officers handling this request.\nNon-Negotiable Compliance\nThese accommodations are non-negotiable and are essential for ensuring equal access to information. Any failure to provide the requested accommodations may constitute a violation of the ADA and the Rehabilitation Act. Thank you for ensuring compliance and accessibility in addressing this request.\n\nCC:\n\nWilliam Tong, Attorney General of Connecticut\nAndrea Barton Reeves, Commissioner, DSS\nAlina M. Semo, Director, OGIS\nAundra Luckey, Chief, FOIA/PA Branch, DOJ\nCMS and OCR Leadership\n\nSincerely,\nDavid Medeiros\nFounder, ABI Resources\n\nCC: Congressional Oversight Committees, DOJ Civil Rights Division, OGIS, and relevant stakeholders.\nCopies To:\n\nOffice of the Attorney General, Connecticut\nConnecticut Department of Social Services\nCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services\nOffice of Government Information Services (OGIS)\n\nCC: Oversight and Accountability Authorities\nRobert F. Kennedy Jr.\nTitle: Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) (Nominated)\nEmail: kennedy.robert@hhs.gov\nOffice Address: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 200 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20201\nPhone: (877) 696-6775\n\nKash Patel\nTitle: Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (Nominated)\nEmail: kash.patel@fbi.gov\nOffice Address: FBI Headquarters, 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20535-0001\nPhone: (202) 324-3000\n\nDr. Mehmet Oz\nTitle: Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) (Nominated)\nEmail: dr.oz@cms.hhs.gov\nOffice Address: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 7500 Security Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21244\nPhone: (800) 633-4227\n\nVivek Ramaswamy\nTitle: Co-Chair, Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)\nEmail: vivek.ramaswamy@doge.gov\nOffice Address: Department of Government Efficiency, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500\nPhone: (202) 456-1414\n\nElon Musk\nTitle: Co-Chair, Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)\nEmail: elon.musk@doge.gov\nOffice Address: Department of Government Efficiency, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500\nPhone: (202) 456-1414\n\nState of Connecticut\nNed Lamont\nTitle: Governor of Connecticut\nPhone: (860) 566-4840\nEmail: governor.lamont@ct.gov\n\nWilliam Tong\nTitle: Attorney General of Connecticut\nPhone: (860) 808-5318\nEmail: attorney.general@ct.gov\n\nAndrea Barton Reeves\nTitle: Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS)\nPhone: (860) 424-5053\nEmail: andrea.bartonreeves@ct.gov\n\nConnecticut Freedom of Information Commission (FOIC)\nPhone: (860) 566-5682\nEmail: foi@ct.gov\n\nMatthew S. Antonetti\nTitle: Legal Director, Connecticut Department of Social Services\nPhone: (860) 424-5386\nEmail: matthew.antonetti@ct.gov\n\nU.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)\nXavier Becerra\nTitle: Secretary, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services\nPhone: (202) 690-7000\nEmail: HHS_FOIA@hhs.gov\n\nChiquita Brooks-LaSure\nTitle: Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)\nPhone: (410) 786-3000\nEmail: FOIA_Request@cms.hhs.gov\n\nLisa Pino\nTitle: Director, Office for Civil Rights (OCR), HHS\nPhone: (800) 368-1019\nEmail: ocrmail@hhs.gov\n\nEmmett Nicholson\nTitle: Senior Medicaid Compliance Official, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)\nPhone: (410) 786-7623\nEmail: emmett.nicholson@cms.hhs.gov\n\nMichelle A. James\nTitle: Medicaid Oversight Official, CMS\nPhone: (410) 786-3033\nEmail: michelle.james@cms.hhs.gov\n\nU.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)\nMerrick B. Garland\nTitle: Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice\nPhone: (202) 514-2000\nEmail: doj.oag@usdoj.gov\n\nKristen Clarke\nTitle: Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division\nPhone: (202) 514-4609\nEmail: civilrights.justice@usdoj.gov\n\nMichael E. Horowitz\nTitle: Inspector General, DOJ Office of Inspector General\nPhone: (202) 514-3435\nEmail: oig.hotline@usdoj.gov\n\nPriscilla Jones\nTitle: Supervisory Administrative Specialist, Office of Information Policy (OIP)\nPhone: (202) 514-3642\nEmail: oip.foia@usdoj.gov\n\nMichael G. Seidel\nTitle: Section Chief, Record/Information Dissemination Section, FBI\nPhone: (202) 324-3000\nEmail: foipaquestions@fbi.gov\n\nAlina M. Semo\nTitle: Director, Office of Government Information Services (OGIS), National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)\nPhone: (202) 741-5770 | Toll-Free: 1-877-684-6448\nEmail: ogis@nara.gov\n\nCongressional Oversight Committees\nJames Comer\nTitle: Chair, House Committee on Oversight and Accountability\nPhone: (202) 225-5074\nEmail: oversightpress@mail.house.gov\n\nGary Peters\nTitle: Chair, Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs\nPhone: (202) 224-2627\nEmail: committee@hsgac.senate.gov\n\nJamie Raskin\nTitle: Chair, House Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties\nPhone: (202) 225-5341\nEmail: civilrights@mail.house.gov\n\nDick Durbin\nTitle: Chair, Senate Judiciary Committee\nPhone: (202) 224-2152\nEmail: judiciary@senate.gov\n\nRosa DeLauro\nTitle: Ranking Member, House Appropriations Committee\nPhone: (202) 225-3661\nEmail: appropriations@mail.house.gov\n\nBernie Sanders\nTitle: Chair, Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee\nPhone: (202) 224-5141\nEmail: helpcommittee@senate.gov\n\nCatherine Lhamon\nTitle: Chair, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights\nPhone: (202) 376-7533\nEmail: contact@usccr.gov\n\nRichard Blumenthal\nTitle: Senator, Connecticut\nPhone: (202) 224-2823\nEmail: blumenthal@senate.gov\n\nChris Murphy\nTitle: Senator, Connecticut\nPhone: (202) 224-4041\nEmail: murphy@senate.gov\n\nSincerely,\nDavid Medeiros\nFounder, ABI Resources\nDB.42.131.Inf. https://www.ctbraininjury.com/blog/tags/db-42-131-inf\nhttps://x.com/ABIresources/status/1866212331279339765 https://www.youtube.com/@ABI.RESOURCES-CT-ABI-MFP-CARE/videos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=2\n\nReference: OPM ID # 24-85 A-2025-00307 FCC-FOIA-2025-000358-A FIC 2024-0683 R000748-102524 2025-F-01035 R000354-102024 R000737-102024 AD2414036 A-2025-00351 2025-00027-A-PHS A-2025-00395 2025-00434-FOIA-OS A-2025-00393 OPM ID # 24-83 A-2025-00393 2025-00446-FOIA-PHS A-2025-00399 A-2025-00392 25-00142-FOIA PRI-25-023 2025-00032-A-PHS 110620247022 24-86 AD2414644 R000770-110424 2025-F-01651 A-2025-00467 A-2025-00401 2025-00481-FOIA-PHS 112020247009 112020247039 2025-00024-A-OS A-2025-00420 25-00044-F A-2025-00069 A-2025-00469 OPM ID# 24-88 & 89 2025-00638-FOIA-OS AP-2025-001 FOIA-2025-00562 FOIA-2025-00563 EMRUFOIA111524 F-2025-03523 2025-00574-FOIA-PHS 145-FOI-21320 OPM ID #24-94 25-OIG-177 FOIA-2025-01054 FOIA-2025-01052 EMRUFOIA120324-7 FOIA-2025-01053 OPM ID #24-95 FOIA-2025-01056 EMRUFOIA120324-7 FOIA-2025-01055 FOIA-2025-01057 R005487-120324 2025-01079-FOIA-PHS 2025-01078-FOIA-PHS FOIA-2025-056 PRI-25-045 FOIA-2025-01060 FOIA-2025-01059 FOIA-2025-060 FOIA-2025-01203 EMRUFOIA121324 #FOIA-2025-063 11034 539330-JBZ, 539298-RJM, 534659-XGL, 534094-QZH, 534069-BRQ, 534060-HWM, 533252-GXC, 535276-FSL, 532832-MJV, 532674-QMM, 532671-PPV, 532667-DRF, 523966-VSF, 497211-PFB, 490797-TJJ, 489456-MCB, 490814-TPF, 490215-DKH, 478957-DPX, 478956-NSD, 473045-JNW, 452335-DDT, 413343-FZP, 405540-ZXW, 397760-PRZ, 395050-TWW, 392179-NCW, 385105-BPN, 376153-JVL, 357494-WND, 354718-LTZ, 275528-PKR, 301882-TRG, 327008-WFC, 339860-FQG, 352533-WJH.6779 7959 17303 17304 3033 5282 14733 6577 10 10527 3519 28368 8560 63 3814 4923 4126 6612 4809 4850 35673 74 239 4850 3519 166 10661 14578 239 3033 4923 166 4850 6779 14733 3519 166 4850 10661 14578 3033 4923 166 6779 4850 166 3519 152 4121 10661 74 3033 239 5282 4850 14733 4923 4850 6612 4923 10672 63 6959 115 35673 10661 239 74 6779 3033 239 4923 166 3519 3033 14578 35673 166 4297 14 3519 5123 287 35673 14 59 3519 287 14733 4809 23077 4923 74 4735 4850 2667 3519 796 59 166 856 22238 35673 14 10835 3033 239 4297 3519 14733 796 3519 856 35673 22005 5123 59 4923 3033 239 14733 166 4297 3519 35673 5123 59 3124 14578 7683 74 10661 3033 239 7982 14587 2667 4121 287 129 11109 856 3519 59 2667 35673 22238 2667 11034: Commission on Fiscal Stability and Economic Growth 6779: Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities 7959: Senate Office of Public Records 17303: Republican State Central Committee Of Connecticut 17304: Connecticut House Of Representatives 3033: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 5282: Office of the State Comptroller 14733: Office Of Policy And Management 6577: Office of State Ethics 10: Federal Bureau of Investigation 10527: Federal Communications Commission Office of the Inspector General 3519: Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division 28368: Department Of Labor 8560: Department of Public Health - 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