FOIA Library Collection
DHS maintains FOIA libraries for itself, the Office of the Secretary (including the Military Advisor’s Office and the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs), and the following components: CISOMB, DNDO, ESEC, FEMA, MGMT, NPPD, OHA, OGC, OLA, OPA, PLCY, and TSA.
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Director of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Calendars
This page contains the annual calendars for the current Directors of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
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Federal Protective Services (FPS) FOIA Logs
These logs contain incoming Federal Protective Services (FPS) requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
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DHS Major Information Systems (MIS)
The Department of Homeland Security’s Major Information Systems are listed on this page (four lists) by system name with links to the documents.
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Memo from Acting Secretary McAleenan on Information Regarding First Amendment Protected Activities
Memo to DHS employees from Acting Secretary McAleenan providing information regarding first amendment protected activities.
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CBP We Build the Wall Records
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Records Related to the Group We Build the Wall.
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Department of Homeland Security Biometrics Expansion for Improved Identification and Encounter Management
Memo signed by Secretary John Kelly on May 24, 2017, directing the Department to enhance biometric collection practices to improve identity resolution and encounter management.
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Memo Expanding the Scope of the DHS Insider Threat Program
December 2016 memo signed by the Undersecretary for Intelligence and Analysis and Undersecretary of Management expanding the scope of the DHS Insider Threat Program beyond the protection of classified information to include threats posed by all DHS employees.
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Management Directives - Information and Technology Management
DHS Management Directives related to Information and Technology Management.
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No Mas Muertas/No More Deaths
Records pertaining to the June 15, 2017 event where Border Patrol Agents served a warrant and arrested four people at the No More Deaths facility in Arivaca, Arizona. These records are released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection in response to a FOIA request.