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📅 Date: 01/05/2025
📂 Case: FOIA Appeal & ADA Complaint (Case No. 25-00044-F)

In this critical investigation, ABI Resources highlights the systemic failures and legal violations committed by government agencies, emphasizing the importance of transparency, accountability, and accessibility.

🛑 What Happened?

1️⃣ FOIA Compliance Failures:

Government agencies failed to meet legal deadlines for responding to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
Delayed responses obstruct public oversight of federally funded programs like Medicaid’s ABI Waiver Program.
2️⃣ ADA Non-Compliance:

Agencies ignored legally mandated ADA accommodations, including screen-reader accessible documents, clear communication, and exclusive email correspondence.
3️⃣ Accountability Gaps:

No identification of responsible officers handling FOIA requests, violating transparency requirements.
4️⃣ Whistleblower Suppression:

Actions taken obstruct public access to whistleblower disclosures and investigations into fraud and misconduct in Medicaid programs.
5️⃣ Constitutional Violations:

Agencies infringed on First Amendment rights to petition the government and Fourteenth Amendment rights to equal protection under the law.
🔍 Key Issues Addressed:

Failure to Comply with FOIA: Violations of statutory timelines, unreasonable delays, and insufficient justifications for non-compliance.
ADA Accommodation Failures: Ignoring requests for accessible formats and screen-reader-compatible documents.
Obstruction of Whistleblower Protections: Suppressing evidence of systemic fraud, retaliation, and procedural failures.
Taxpayer Accountability: Concealing misuse of taxpayer funds and oversight failures in Medicaid programs.
Erosion of Constitutional Rights: Undermining public access to critical government information and due process.
📢 Why It Matters:

This case is not just about a delayed response—it’s about holding government agencies accountable to the people they serve. The failure to comply with FOIA, ADA, and whistleblower protections undermines public trust, transparency, and the rights of individuals with disabilities.

💡 The Fight for Justice:

ABI Resources is dedicated to ensuring that:

Government agencies comply with FOIA deadlines and transparency laws.
Individuals with disabilities are provided the accommodations they need to access public information.
Whistleblowers are protected from retaliation and their disclosures are not suppressed.
Taxpayer funds are used responsibly, and systemic fraud is exposed.
📥 Call to Action:

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🔗 Resources & References:

FOIA.gov – Learn about your rights under the Freedom of Information Act.
OGIS – Mediation services for FOIA disputes.
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📌 Hashtags:
#FOIAViolations #ADARights #GovernmentTransparency #MedicaidAccountability #WhistleblowerProtection #CivilRights #AccessibilityMatters

📌 Mentions:
@DOJ @HHS @CMSgov @OGIS @CivilRightsDOJ

📄 Summary of DOJ Failures:

Missed statutory deadlines for FOIA responses.
Failure to provide ADA-compliant accommodations.
Non-compliance with whistleblower protections.
Lack of accountability and transparency in handling public records.
Obstruction of public access to taxpayer-funded program oversight.
📥 Subject: Escalated FOIA Complaint and Appeal: Case No. 25-00044-F

🛑 CC List Includes:

Merrick Garland, U.S. Attorney General
Kristen Clarke, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division
Michael E. Horowitz, Inspector General, DOJ
Xavier Becerra, Secretary, HHS
Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, Administrator, CMS
Full List and Contact Information in the Link Below:
📂 MuckRock FOIA Request and Case Details

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