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Answer to Amended Complaint

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12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728Defendants deny any characterization of the cited statu<strong>to</strong>ry provision, which speaks for itself, andrespectfully refer the Court <strong>to</strong> the cited provision for a complete and accurate statement of itscontents. As <strong>to</strong> the second sentence, Defendants admit that DOJ-OIP has not yet responded <strong>to</strong>Plaintiffs’ appeals of EOIR’s responses <strong>to</strong> Plaintiffs’ February 2008 and June 2008 requests.103. Denied.104. Denied.105. Denied.106. Defendants admit that Plaintiffs’ February 2008 FOIA request contained a fee waiverrequest, and respectfully refer the Court <strong>to</strong> the copy of the letter attached as Exhibit R <strong>to</strong> the<strong>Complaint</strong> for a complete and accurate statement of the basis for that fee waiver request. Defendantsdeny any characterization of the cited statu<strong>to</strong>ry and regula<strong>to</strong>ry provisions, which speak forthemselves, and respectfully refer the Court <strong>to</strong> the cited provisions for a complete and accuratestatement of their contents.107. Defendants lack sufficient knowledge or information <strong>to</strong> form a belief as <strong>to</strong> the truthof the allegations in Paragraph 107.108. As <strong>to</strong> the first sentence of Paragraph 108, Defendants admit that ICE sent Plaintiffsa letter dated February 29, 2008, that acknowledged receipt of Plaintiffs’ February 2008 request andgranted Stanford Law School’s Immigrants’ Rights Clinic a fee waiver. Defendants respectfullyrefer the Court <strong>to</strong> the copy of the letter attached as Exhibit PP <strong>to</strong> the <strong>Complaint</strong> for a complete andaccurate statement of its contents. As <strong>to</strong> the second sentence, Defendants admit that EOIR grantedPlaintiffs a fee waiver for their February 2008 request. However, <strong>to</strong> the extent this paragraph callsfor a legal conclusion about the propriety of either fee waiver, Defendants respectfully refer theCourt <strong>to</strong> the FOIA and its implementing regulations.109. As <strong>to</strong> the first sentence of Paragraph 109, Defendants admit that neither DHS, CBP,CIS, nor DHS-OIG has explicitly denied Plaintiffs’ February 2008 fee waiver request. The secondand third sentences contain conclusions of law, not allegations of fact, and thus no response isrequired. To the extent a response is deemed necessary, Defendants admit that Plaintiffs sent theletters attached as Exhibits V, X, BB, DD, JJ, QQ, TT, UU, CCC, and DDD <strong>to</strong> the <strong>Complaint</strong>, andNO. C 08-5137 CRBANSWER TO COMPLAINT FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF 17

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