Moayedi v. US Customs and Border Protection

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “the FOIA requires that a request be made in accordance with the agency’s published FOIA rules”
• granting summary judgment where CBP’s supporting affidavit expressly stated that “TECS is the only CBP database that would reasonably contain the information requested in this FOIA request”
• “ ‘Low 2' materials . . . include . . . ‘trivial administrative data such as file numbers, mail routing stamps, initials, data processing notations, and other administrative markings’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).