American Immigration Lawyers Association v. United States Department of Homeland Security

How courts have described this case

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• finding that disclosure of fraud indicators “reasonably could lead to circumvention of laws or regulations,” as they could “provide a ‘roadmap’ or ‘guidance’ to those looking to circumvent the law, which would thwart future law enforcement efforts”
• finding that disclosure of fraud indicators “reasonably could lead to circumvention of laws or regulations,” as they could “provide a ‘roadmap’ or ‘guidance’ to those looking to circumvent the law, which would thwart future law enforcement efforts”
• involving questionnaire filled out by site inspectors to “documentf ] their personal observations” that was a “probing internal assessment sheet used to ferret out legitimacy of the H-1B” visa relationship, see id., 10-cv-01224, Dkt. 25, Ex. 5 at 105
• Agency met their burden of demonstrating that the disclosure of fraud indicators reasonably could lead to circumvention of laws or regulations
• disclosure of agency’s fraud indicators within visa review process “would provide a ‘roadmap’ or ‘guidance’ to those looking to circumvent the law”
• upholding agency’s withholding pursuant to Exemption 7(E

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).