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… Soft Closure of Unnecessary Offices. Pending - 2021 Soft Closure of Unnecessary Offices. Pending a possible presidential decision to … have the obligation to protect the homeland as required by law. The Secretary therefore can and should use his or her … - page 137
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… should take steps to restore lawfulness and integrity to the department’s massive regimen of federal grant programs, most of which are managed and distributed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The Secretary should direct FEMA to … - page 137
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