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May. 03, 2011

Concern about attacks high

The federal government has issued warnings about revenge attacks, but state and local officials say that doesn't give them much guidance.

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Apr. 01, 2011

Violence complicates ICE recruitment

High-profile incidents of drug cartels attacking U.S. law enforcement officials in Mexico have hurt the Department of Homeland Security’s ability to recruit agents.

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Feb. 23, 2011

Roundup: Wisconsin protests spread

Union workers are organizing in other states, including Ohio and Indiana, as tea partyers put together counter protests there and in Florida.

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Feb. 14, 2011

Roundup: Budget debate begins

The president sent Congress a $3.7 trillion budget this morning, kicking off a fresh round of debates about the deficit and federal spending.

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Feb. 07, 2011

Roundup: Activism in the Super Bowl

An influence group tied to the beverage industry paid for a political advocacy ad during Sunday's football game.

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Jan. 27, 2011

Lawmakers approve threat alert changes

The Department of Homeland Security will end its color-coded terrorist threat alert system, replacing it with a new system that gives travelers more detail.

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Action alerts from advocacy organizations

Don't bend to radical Islamic pressure - keep NY safe

Radical Islamic activists shouldn’t influence NYPD training

Posted by Voices Against Terrorism on Feb. 08, 2012

Help Expand the Visa Waiver Program and Create Jobs- SENATE VERSION

Urge Your Senators to Cosponsor the Visa Waiver Program Enhanced Security and Reform Act

Posted by U.S. Travel Association on Feb. 02, 2012

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Soapbox alerts from the Congress.org community

THE UGLY TRUTH

universal-peace

Posted by Ron Wal on Feb. 06, 2012

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