American Civil Liberties Union v. United States Department of Homeland Security

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• holding that the deliberative process privilege protected a talking points memo because the talking points were \ripe recommendations that are ready for adoption or rejection by the Department\
• concluding that \final\ talking points fell within deliberative-process privilege
• concluding that “final” talking points fell within deliberative-process privilege
• “[I]t was appropriate to require ‘a date-of-search cut off [date].” (quoting Pub. Citizen, 276 F.3d at 643)

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