New Security Grant Rules: Mandatory Funding for Border and Election Safety
This bill requires high-risk urban areas to spend a specific portion of federal security grants on border enforcement and election protection. It promotes closer cooperation between local police and federal immigration authorities to enhance national safety.
Key points
Cities must allocate at least 10% of their security grants to border crisis response and immigration enforcement.
Local law enforcement may be trained and authorized to perform federal immigration functions, including processing removable noncitizens.
A minimum of 3% of grant funds must be dedicated to strengthening the security of elections.
Failure to comply with these spending and cooperation requirements can lead to the loss of federal security funding.
Status:
Introduced
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