We appear to be in a fight over whether revealing Trump's name or his businesses in the FBI files of a Russian vor (top-level gangster) would infringe on his privacy rights.

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We appear to be in a fight over whether revealing Trump's name or his businesses in the FBI files of a Russian vor (top-level gangster) would infringe on his privacy rights.

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— Seth Hettena (@seth_hettena) July 5, 2020

After foreign government information, the #FOIA exemption cited most often on the 150 withheld pages involved "names and identifying information of third parties who were of investigative interest to the FBI."

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— Seth Hettena (@seth_hettena) July 5, 2020

The DOJ wants to submit a short declaration for Judge Jackson's eyes only.

The declaration will provide additional support for withholding under #FOIA exemption 7(E) -- "highly sensitive law enforcement techniques and procedures."

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— Seth Hettena (@seth_hettena) July 5, 2020

Worth noting that these documents are 25 years old and were produced between Ivankov's US arrival in 1992 and his 1995 arrest.

During that time, he was spotted at Trump's Taj Mahal casino. The FBI found Trump Org and Trump Tower personal residence numbers in his address book.

— Seth Hettena (@seth_hettena) July 5, 2020