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House Appropriations Panel Approves Homeland Security Spending Bill, Scrutinizes “Sanctuary City” Policies
This week, the House Appropriations Committee
approved its FY 2016 spending bill funding homeland security programs.
The measure provides $39.3 billion in discretionary funding for the U.S.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS), $337 million below the amount
enacted for FY 2015 and $2 billion less than the President’s request.
Debate over sanctuary cities dominated the
Committee’s debate of the DHS measure. House appropriators adopted three
Republican-led amendments responding to the death of a San Francisco
woman shot by an immigrant in the US illegally. One measure adopted
along party lines would block sanctuary cities from receiving certain
homeland security funding grants, including those related to the Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Democrats criticized the amendment
as limiting the ability of these cities to receive funding to fight
natural disasters or to prevent terrorist attacks. Members of both
parties supported a manager’s amendment containing provisions that would
increase funding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE)
Criminal Alien and Fugitive Operations programs, to boost support for
enforcement....
The problem is larger than the occasional immigrant, it is about gangs. The House Committee needs to get the mayors and their law enforcement leadership on record.
The problem is larger than the occasional immigrant, it is about gangs. The House Committee needs to get the mayors and their law enforcement leadership on record.
