Taking away public safety grants from cities like New York and Los Angeles--including critical law enforcement support and resources to prevent terrorism--will not make our cities safer. Quite the opposite.
Murray argues that cutting grants harms public safety in major cities.
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Tell Congress and the public what these interagency agreements actually cost taxpayers.
These are funds Congress has delivered on a bipartisan basis and should be helping people—not cut off by a president more focused on building a ballroom than investing in families.
The pocket rescission represented the theft from the American people, plain and simple.
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