Do you know how to work with FOIA request?
Freedom of Information Act — a U.S. federal law that gives the public the right to request records from federal executive‑branch agencies
FOIA is a transparency law enacted in 1966 that allows any person to request access to federal agency records. Agencies must release requested information unless it falls under one of nine exemptions, such as national security, personal privacy, or law‑enforcement sensitivity.
FOIA is often described as the law that “keeps citizens in the know,” because it enables the public, journalists, and researchers to examine how the government operates.| 404 media | July 23, 2026
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