After years of advocacy around I-94 access, including the last February 2022 advocacy letter, CBP has sent MLP a letter stating that they will keep I-94s on the website indefinitely for citizens of COFA countries (as well as for other individuals who are admitted for "duration of status," meaning the I-94 does not have an expiration date). This means that for those who entered after April 2013, the I-94 will ALWAYS be online at the CBP website: https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search. The CBP also letter said that they make changes over the summer to allow access to all I-94 documents electronically, regardless of entry date.
MLP's advocacy around this issue and the resulting changes were featured in Civil Beat.
This was also an incredible show of force: in total, 244 individuals, representing 42 organizations or themselves, signed the letter! Congratulations!
https://www.civilbeat.org/2022/05/pacific-migrants-will-soon-find-it-easier-to-access-key-documents/