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When you think about who is going to be hit the hardest by pollution, whether it’s conventional air water and soil pollution or climate change, it is very often low-income communities and communities of color. The undercutting of these kinds of protections is going to have a disproportionate impact on these very same communities.

Rachel Cleetus, Policy Director, Union of Concerned Scientists
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… the Chief of Staff is also an Assistant to the President. However, the chief is truly first among equals. Of all … the Chief of Staff is also an Assistant to the President. However, the chief is truly first among equals. Of all … - page 24
… Affairs (IGA) also report directly to the chief. Usually, however, they report instead toa Deputy Chief of Staff. … Affairs (IGA) also report directly to the chief. Usually, however, they report instead toa Deputy Chief of Staff. … … - page 24
… and his reports on - 648 the President and his reports on how (within the bounds of the law) to pursue and realize the … Office Page number 27 … the President and his reports on how (within the bounds of the law) to pursue and realize the … - page 27
… rather, they should offer practical legal advice on how to promote the President’s agenda within the bounds of … rather, they should offer practical legal advice on how to promote the President’s agenda within the bounds of … - page 27
… takes office, he will need to decide expeditiously how to handle any major ongoing litigation or other pending … takes office, he will need to decide expeditiously how to handle any major ongoing litigation or other pending … - page 27
… discussions with reporters, and social media. Depending on how a President chooses to structure his White House, the … Office of the Press Secretary (Press Office), but no matter how it is structured, the office must work closely with the … discussions with reporters, and social media. Depending on how a President chooses to structure his White House, the … - page 27
… Created by President Dwight Eisenhower, the - 673 Created by President Dwight Eisenhower, the OLA has continued to serve as the liaison between … Office Page number 27 … Created by President Dwight Eisenhower, the OLA has continued to serve as the liaison between … - page 27
… Policy). Regardless of the person to whom the OLA reports, however, the office exercises a certain autonomy on behalf … Policy). Regardless of the person to whom the OLA reports, however, the office exercises a certain autonomy on behalf … - page 27
… and responses to matters of national security—and consider how they might affect the President’s image. The OPA must … and responses to matters of national security—and consider how they might affect the President’s image. The OPA must … - page 27
… more - 721 OPL has, by far, held more meetings in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB) and within the West … number 35 … OPL has, by far, held more meetings in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB) and within the West … - page 35

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… this dismantling recommendation is pursued and achieved, however, DHS will statutorily continue to exist, and it … this dismantling recommendation is pursued and achieved, however, DHS will statutorily continue to exist, and it … - page 134
… legislative move to shrink or dismantle the department by showing that the agency can fulfill national … legislative move to shrink or dismantle the department by showing that the agency can fulfill national … - page 137
… that they are in compliance with federal law, and can show that their mission and actions support the broader … that they are in compliance with federal law, and can show that their mission and actions support the broader … - page 137
… agencies that are partners in the 287(g) program. However, before congressional action, ICE should be directed … agencies that are partners in the 287(g) program. However, before congressional action, ICE should be directed … - page 140
… - 2098 Not all policy changes require formal rulemaking, however, as internal guidance documents are generally exempt … 145 … Not all policy changes require formal rulemaking, however, as internal guidance documents are generally exempt … - page 145
… being denied access to the program unless good cause is shown. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number … being denied access to the program unless good cause is shown. … • 287(g) program. Issue amemo prohibiting - 2180 … - page 153
… FEMA employees in Washington, D.C., should not determine how billions of federal tax dollars should be awarded to … These grants should be terminated. Accomplishing this, however, will require action by Members of Congress who … FEMA employees in Washington, D.C., should not determine how billions of federal tax dollars should be awarded to … - page 154
… shrink federal bureaucracies and bring private-sector know-how to government programs, TSA is ripe for reform. The U.S. … shrink federal bureaucracies and bring private-sector know-how to government programs, TSA is ripe for reform. The U.S. … - page 158
… PLCY should set a departmentwide policy that establishes how granting choices are to be made and is consistent with … PLCY should set a departmentwide policy that establishes how granting choices are to be made and is consistent with … - page 161
… principals as to - 2267 OGC should advise principals as to how DHS can execute its missions within the law instead of … Page number 161 … OGC should advise principals as to how DHS can execute its missions within the law instead of … - page 161

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