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statements in their prior submissions" by Aug. 12. Cuccinelli Defends Administration's Actions On DACA. EFTA00136296 Acting Deputy DHS Secretary Cuccinelli said on NPR's Morning Edition <https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.corn/3519157d12f545d68822e86be5b6166c?pubid=fbi> (7/29, 7.5M), "The Supreme C

t's chief of police welcomes the federal support to combat violent crime, but says he doesn't need their help with protesters." Detroit Police Chief James Craig: "We never requested support for any protest-related activity. We do support...anything to reduce violence in our city." The Washington Times <htt

the Glenn BeckVI (7/23, 9:10 a.m. ET, 42K) radio program, where he was asked about criticism of federal law enforcement agents in American cities. Cuccinelli said, "There is a little-known agency called the Federal Protective Service that protects thousands of federal properties across the country. They'v

hursday." Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan "said Detroit hasn't experienced the protest-related violence seen in other cities. He said he and police Chief James Craig `are comfortable' that any agents coming to the city will not be under the Department of Homeland Security. 'We haven't had the looting. We haven't

or 'misleading' statements in their prior submissions" by Aug. 12. Cuccinelli Defends Administration's Actions On DACA. Acting Deputy DHS Secretary Cuccinelli said on NPR's Morning EditionVi (7/29, 7.5M), "The Supreme Court said overwhelmingly the Trump Administration can move forward to rescind DACA but

t's chief of police welcomes the federal support to combat violent crime, but says he doesn't need their help with protesters." Detroit Police Chief James Craig: "We never requested support for any protest-related activity. We do support...anything to reduce violence in our city." The Washington Times (7/2

or 'misleading' statements in their prior submissions" by Aug. 12. Cuccinelli Defends Administration's Actions On DACA. Acting Deputy DHS Secretary Cuccinelli said on NPR's Morning EditionVI (7/29, 7.5M), "The Supreme Court said overwhelmingly the Trump Administration can move forward to rescind DACA but

t's chief of police welcomes the federal support to combat violent crime, but says he doesn't need their help with protesters." Detroit Police Chief James Craig: "We never requested support for any protest-related activity. We do support...anything to reduce violence in our city." The Washington Times (7/2