Trump administration ties states' anti-terrorism grants to election security
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The Trump administration has announced a policy linking states' anti-terrorism grants to election security measures. This means states must meet certain election security criteria to receive funding intended for counter-terrorism efforts. The move highlights the administration's focus on election security as a national security issue. This policy could affect how states allocate resources for both election integrity and anti-terrorism programs.
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Directly ties anti-terrorism resources to election infrastructure protection.
The Trump administration ties states' anti-terrorism grants to election security.
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The Trump administration ties states' anti-terrorism grants to election security.
Reuters- Directly ties anti-terrorism resources to election infrastructure protection.
- May improve coordination between state and federal security agencies.
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The Trump administration ties states' anti-terrorism grants to election security.
ReutersStates are required to address election security to receive anti-terrorism funding.
ReutersThe policy links counter-terrorism funding to election security measures.
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