Setting aside the fact that this Executive Order could make some of our largest cities that are at greatest risk of terrorist attacks ineligible for grant funds, the sloppy drafting of the Executive Order also suggests emergency response activities, such as fire suppression, may be ineligible.
John Katko critiques an Executive Order's potential negative impact on emergency response funding.
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