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This week’s FOIA round-up: ICE uses driver license databases to target immigrants, a Navy admiral abruptly steps down amid email scandal, and activists push back against police gang databases
In this week’s FOIA round-up, records show federal law enforcement officials combine facial recognition software with drivers liscened databases to track undocumented immigrants, an admiral slated to become the next U.S. Navy chief abruptly retires after damaging emails are released, and legal rights groups raise questions about the constitutionality of gang policing.
This Week’s FOIA Round-Up: The long-awaited story behind Washington’s “sky penis”
In this week’s FOIA roundup, the Navy Times investigates the jet that drew a giant penis over Washington state, text messages indicate that Michigan Representative Larry Inman sought campaign contributions in exchange for his vote, and records reveal that West Virginia Governor Jim Justice has been largely absent from his legislative responsibilities.
Trump’s NASA sees Space Force as a means to bring free market capitalism to the final frontier
The current President of the United States has prompted a new conversation in the hallowed halls of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration: What will be the actual role of the US Space Force? A FOIA request filed in August of 2018 reveals that beyond just plans for a more militarized space, NASA is deeply dedicated and invested to the privatization and commercialization of the final frontier.
The FBI feared that “Seven Days in May” was bad for America
A memo uncovered in Ronald Reagan’s Federal Bureau of Investigation file reveals the FBI’s concerns that the 1964 film “Seven Days in May,” which depicted an aborted military coup of the U.S. government, would be used as Communist propaganda - and was therefore “harmful to our Armed Forces and Nation.”
Read the US Navy’s 1975 guide to christening ships
A copy of the US Navy’s 1975 guide to “Christening, Launching, and Commissioning” ships uncovered in the Central Intelligence Agency’s archives offers a fascinating history of the surprisingly rich tradition of ruining a perfectly good bottle of champagne.
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1993 Navy ROTC Northwestern University court martial of midshipman
J.M. Porup sent this request to the Department of the Navy, Naval Operations of the United States of America
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2015 Report to Congress on Forensic Experiential Trauma Interview
T.J. Kenney sent this request to the Department of the Navy, Naval Operations of the United States of America
No Responsive Documents
Christopher Gardner sent this request to the Navy Personnel Command of the United States of America
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