This is a common theme in Republican administrations dating back to presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. What you do is you break the government, make it very hard for the government to function, and then you loudly announce that the government can’t do anything.
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… Emergency Management Agency ( FEMA ) be moved to the Department of the Interior or, if combined with CISA, to the Department of Transportation. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … • The … - page 134
… of full-scale war (i.e., threatening the homeland), to the Department of Defense (DOD). Alternatively, USCG should be moved to DOD for all purposes. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … • The U.S. … of full-scale war (i.e., threatening the homeland), to the Department of Defense (DOD). Alternatively, USCG should be … - page 134
… to DOJ and the financial enforcement element moved to the Department of the Treasury. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … • The US. … to DOJ and the financial enforcement element moved to the Department of the Treasury. … • The US. Secret Service … - page 134
… exist in the moving components as well as the receiving departments. Cutting these costs would save the American taxpayers significant sums. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … All of the … exist in the moving components as well as the receiving departments. Cutting these costs would save the American … - page 134
… The Department of Homeland Security protects - 1998 The Department of Homeland Security protects the American … and enforces U.S. immigration laws impartially. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … The … - page 134
… The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - 2000 The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was created in the … The Homeland Security Act of 2002,' which created the department, states that DHS’s primary mission is to prevent … - page 134
… for our nation, the federal government ’s newest department became like every other federal agency: bloated, … whom the Left perceives as its political opponents. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … … for our nation, the federal government’s newest department became like every other federal agency: bloated, … - page 134
… homeland, a conservative Administration needs to return the department to the right mission, the right size, and the right budget. This would include reorganizing the department and shifting significant resources away from … one agency to fulfill the mission more efficiently. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … To truly … - page 134
… of DHS’s grant programs, and removing all unions in the department for national security purposes. Asuccessful DHS would: Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 134 … The … of DHS’s grant programs, and removing all unions in the department for national security purposes. Asuccessful DHS … - page 134
… which is not reliant on detailees from other parts of the department, to help ensure the completion of the next President’s agenda. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 136 … Expansion … which is not reliant on detailees from other parts of the department, to help ensure the completion of the next … - page 136
… implementation of the Day One agenda and equip the department for potential emergency situations while still honoring the confirmation requirement. The department should also look to remove lower-level but … in the event of legislation that closes portions of the department that currently have Senate-confirmed leadership). … - page 136
… Line of Succession. Based on previous experience, the department needs legislation to establish a more durable but … where a career employee holds a leadership position in the department, that position should be deemed vacant for … sequence should assume acting authority. Further, Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 136 … Clearer, … - page 136
… agency actions, including regulations, to ensure that the department’s homeland security mission is fulfilled. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 137 … … agency actions, including regulations, to ensure that the department’s homeland security mission is fulfilled. … … - page 137
… to “soft close” ineffective and problematic corners of the department. While those corners are to be determined, the … responsibility to mission-essential components of the department, including the Office of the Secretary itself. This effort not only would make the department more efficient, but also would support a … - page 137
… in the distribution of career personnel throughout the department. For example, personnel from parts of the department undergoing soft closure could be redistributed to what will be workload-intensive corners of the department, including national security-critical and … - page 137
… take steps to restore lawfulness and integrity to the department’s massive regimen of federal grant programs, most … should include at least the following: Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 137 … Compliance … take steps to restore lawfulness and integrity to the department’s massive regimen of federal grant programs, most … - page 137
… and immigration enforcement. This would include access to department of motor vehicles and voter registration databases. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 138 … • Ifthe … and immigration enforcement. This would include access to department of motor vehicles and voter registration … - page 138
… should use his or her inherent authority as leader of the department to follow up with congressional and other … were unfulfilled and then seek to fulfill them. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 138 … … should use his or her inherent authority as leader of the department to follow up with congressional and other … - page 138
… to maintain appropriate situational awareness across the department’s vast mission set and interact with the … takes them offline for extended periods of time. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 139 … The White … to maintain appropriate situational awareness across the department’s vast mission set and interact with the … - page 139
… risks from the program. This requires working with the Department of State to eliminate or significantly reduce the … issued to foreign students from enemy nations. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page number 140 … • … risks from the program. This requires working with the Department of State to eliminate or significantly reduce the … - page 140
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