School Guardian Act: $80 Billion for Armed Officers in Schools.
This law establishes a new federal grant program to fund the assignment of armed law enforcement officers to elementary and secondary schools (K-12). The funding, totaling $80 billion redirected from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) budget, covers the costs of pay, training, and equipment for these officers. Citizens should expect that participating schools in their area will have at least one full-time armed officer dedicated to security.
Key points
$80 billion is redirected from previously allocated Internal Revenue Service (IRS) funds to finance school security initiatives.
Federal block grants are established for states to hire and assign armed law enforcement officers to K-12 schools.
Local agreements must ensure that not less than one full-time armed officer is assigned to provide security at each participating K-12 school.
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Expired
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