Byrne-JAG Grants Fund Critical Vital Public Safety Initiatives Including Efforts to Reduce Gun Violence and Combat the Opioid Epidemic
BALTIMORE, MD – Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh today joined 15 Attorneys General in an amicus brief to protect Maryland’s cities and police departments from federal funding cuts, supporting a challenge to the Trump administration’s efforts to punish so-called “sanctuary” jurisdictions by putting immigration-related conditions on federal law enforcement grants. The Attorneys General argue that these conditions interfere with states’ and localities’ right to set their own law enforcement policies and that the Department of Justice lacks the authority to impose these new conditions.
Read more in the full press release:http://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/press/2018/010518.pdf
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8 comments:
Living in a anti American State.
I must be missing something here, since when were "grants", which you put in an application for, guaranteed to be received as income? Is that how the Maryland budget is figured, that all grants applied for are guaranteed to be given and therefore are part of spending? Grants are based upon need and meeting certain criteria for the grant. You can't take an education grant and spend it buying new dump trucks for the roads dept.! Grants are not guaranteed! If they were then anyone, anyone, who applies would get the money.
States can't decide which federal laws they want to obey that's BS.
Retire with your dumbness, old man.
This Crooked Idiot Frosh gotta go. Drain the Annapolis Swamp and Make Maryland Great Again!
Frosh should be disbarred for stupidity about the Constitution that borders on the criminal. Total ideologue.
POSER
Frosh wants MONEY for a federal grant that pays overtime to arrest ILLEGALS but then makes it a SANCTUARY? How STUPID does he think we are?
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