What it does is it says, and since the gentleman does not have one, I will be glad to read these provisions, that any remaining unallocated funds which have been available for more than 2 fiscal years shall be transferred by the Attorney General as provided by the appropriators for the purposes of the expenses of the Immigration and Naturalization Service for investigators or for expenses of the Bureau of Prisons, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. attorneys for activities and operations related to investigation, prosecution, and conviction of persons accused of a serious violent felony and the incarceration of persons convicted of such offenses. I doubt seriously we are going to have any money left over. I say to my colleagues, I think by the time you get through the period of time we are talking about, you're going to have every penny of this scoffed up, but this allows for us to keep the moneys that are cordoned off in the trust funds, which we all want to keep, from the moneys that came out last Congress in our desire to dedicate these moneys and these resources to law enforcement and to fighting the purposes intended.
On the recordFebruary 9, 1995
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Discussing the allocation of unallocated funds for law enforcement and related expenses.
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