A model of interagency collaboration, the AMWG succeeded where most interagency groups fail.
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Streamlining interagency efforts In the past, security sector assistance policy formulation and programming has involved uneven coordination among the various interagency stakeholders carrying out duplicative efforts or partnerships with gaps, because of a lack of interagency clarity and delegation.
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And the 2020 National Interagency Mobilization Guide, released March 1 by the National Interagency Fire Center, doesn't mention coronavirus or infectious diseases.
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Recognizing the importance of interagency cooperation in preventing terrorism, Pearlson confided that it had been about 10 years since the last time they had conducted interagency training.
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I was directed by Dr. Kupperman to coordinate with the interagency stakeholders to put together a policy process to demonstrate that the interagency supported security sector assistance to Ukraine.
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Five of those detainees were cleared for transfer by either the interagency Guantanamo Review Task Force set up in 2009 or the interagency Periodic Review Boards set up in 85033.
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Of the 41 detainees left by Obama, five were cleared for transfer by either the interagency Guantánamo Review Task Force set up in 2009 or interagency Periodic Review Boards set up in 2011.
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There's not really any interagency relationships going on right now.
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This includes hand crews, Interagency Hotshot Crews and engine crews.
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Brian Hughes of the Arrowhead Interagency Hotshot Crew was killed.
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Paul Selva, and include interagency partners, according to the statement.
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We have a robust interagency process that deals with Ukraine.
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This time, we should not let interagency fumbling cause delays.
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It also seeks to try to quickly resolve interagency disputes.
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"It's unusually bad," said Henry, of the National Interagency Fire Center.
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A State Department spokesperson declined to comment on the interagency conversations.
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The robust interagency exchange that typically characterizes complex decisions has atrophied.
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Understanding it also requires new interagency institutions devoted to its study.
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Coordination is difficult through the interagency — has been for every administration.
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During an interagency Policy Coordination Committee meeting - discussed by Lt. Col.
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Nor was the directive cleared through the usual interagency policy process.
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USGS led the on-shore efforts of the joint interagency assessment.
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Earlier this year, Dr. Steven Koonin called for a more formal exercise to be overseen by an interagency group similar to the Obama-era and now disbanded Interagency Working Group on the Social Cost of Carbon.
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We will urgently pursue additional reinforcements from within DHS and the interagency.
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The interagency group would then report back to Congress with their findings.
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Outright corruption and a lack of interagency collaboration also complicate these efforts.
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Then, there are interagency rivalries and differing priorities even among federal agencies.
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This would mean the continued decay of the council-led interagency process.
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But hopefully they would have been subject to more careful interagency review.
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ROSS: WELL, THIS INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN FULLY VETTED BY THE INTERAGENCY PROCESS.
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Mr. Hickey also represents the DOJ on interagency policy committees concerning cybersecurity.
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This shift requires more and better-trained personnel and more interagency coordination.
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He further pledges to make the US Interagency Council on Homelessness permanent.
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Cfius has grown more powerful since, but it remains a secretive interagency body.
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Taylor subsequently raises concerns about regular interagency participants not being on the call.
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"We're stretched thin," said Jennifer Jones, a spokeswoman for the interagency fire center.
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The interagency is what's between his hand and the screen on his phone.
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A Volcker interagency working group was established to help coordinate the joint enforcement.
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There are no interagency meetings, congressional hearings, Supreme Court decisions, or UN votes.
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This was simply an interagency conversation about the classification over one particular email.
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Its interagency approach is susceptible to a fractured understanding of vulnerabilities and threats.
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President Trump did not make his decision without extensive interagency input and counsel.
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But the larger problem is a lack of a disciplined interagency policy process.
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The new one will be based on a worldwide review and interagency input.
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It requires a proper interagency master planning process, one steeped in community consultation.
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The National Interagency Fire Center is tracking 89 active large fires in 14 states.
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"We maintain a full interagency team dedicated to these ceasefire arrangement elements," he added.
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This type of interagency collaboration is a welcomed development in our increasingly "siloed" world.
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The National Interagency Fire Center tallied a total of 11 major wildfires across Arizona.
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It hosts nearly 22019,000 U.S. uniformed military and interagency civilians in key global facilities.
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"The interagency response here, no-notice response, to this incident was superb," Larkin said.
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An interagency task force, "Operation Odessa," uncovered the plot after a three-year investigation.
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Officials have said that the interagency review process leans toward disclosure of technological flaws.
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"This case highlights the effectiveness of the interagency search and rescue system," Castonguay said.
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A special advisor would bridge the gap between agencies by serving as interagency coordinator.
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There was a huge debate with interagency about whether we were succeeding or not.
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Mr. Scowcroft's interagency process became a model for every successive administration until this one.
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The issue has been discussed in meetings of the interagency National Security Council and elsewhere.
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We commend the interagency response effort for their swift action and protection of public safety.
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This interagency security investigation continues in the background throughout the rest of the vetting process.
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It's about connections, it's about international, interagency, private-public connections to try and create security.
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Foggy Bottom and the U.S. interagency are filled with talented people, where government experience matters.
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First, he staffed up with able tacticians who knew how to maneuver the interagency process.
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EDT: President Trump has a briefing with Joint Interagency Task Force-South, Northcom and Southcom.
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But often, these efforts are plagued by interagency rivalries for legal, practical or territorial reasons.
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When President Trump came to office, he disbanded the interagency team working on this issue.
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Not long afterward, a senior official on the interagency task force running C.V.E. efforts withdrew.
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The losers in this game of interagency politics were, of course, the people of Flint.
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Severing official interagency channels would not cause catastrophic damage but would hamper those agencies' work.
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The proposal was developed enough to warrant memos and interagency meetings, a source told Reuters.
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" She added that the interagency review will be "taking place at the White House today.
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And the point is that we have a robust interagency process that deals with Ukraine.
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"That idea of interagency cooperation is key to protecting us in the cyber realm," he said.
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"There's just a shocking lack of professionalism and interagency coordination," a former senior Pentagon spokesperson said.
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Hughes, captain of the Arrowhead Interagency Hotshots, was killed after he was struck by a tree.
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GUIDANCE FOR CLEANUP FOR PFAS CHEMICALS, WHICH WERE DUE LAST FALL, STILL UNDER INTERAGENCY REVIEW -ROSS
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Following the interagency process, the rule will be put out for public comment before being finalized.
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Instead, Cohn's office is directing the effort, leading to a recent interagency meeting on the issue.
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While there, he led an interagency task force designed to improve conditions for low-wage workers.
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An internal government watchdog cited "a poorly coordinated interagency process," a problem squarely in OMB's wheelhouse.
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Lawmakers should streamline and expand interagency coordination and employ new technology to operate and maintain infrastructure.
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There are often interagency consultations between the Treasury, the Commerce and State Departments, and Intelligence agencies.
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Those rules, known as the Presidential Policy Guidance, required high-level interagency vetting of proposed strikes.
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Mr. Trump also delegated authority to commanders to carry out strikes without high-level interagency vetting.
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That will require interagency cooperation at every level of government at a time of intense polarization.
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In 2015, Mayor Bill de Blasio assembled an interagency task force to deal with the deer.
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"Together, we have set ambitious goals and empowered interagency teams to tackle our objectives," he said.
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RICK COTTON, NEW YORK The writer is special counselor for interagency initiatives in the Governor's Office.
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Wolf said the agency will soon convene an interagency disaster leadership group to ensure device access.
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They then alerted the White House interagency task force on the coronavirus, which Mr. Azar oversees.
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Those rules, known as the Presidential Policy Guidance, required high-level, interagency vetting of proposed strikes.
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The interagency group essentially finds ways to build out and improve youth programs across several platforms.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic in armchair chat, National Interagency Community Reinvestment Conference 28:230 a.m.
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"This is a deliberative interagency process that will be decided by the administration," Mr. Julian said.
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The interagency body — it includes representatives from the Treasury, Justice and Defense Departments — is a bit secretive.
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Finally, the administration has pointed to a mysterious interagency "policy review" as one of the hold ups.
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An interagency process created under former President Barack Obama called for erring on the side of disclosure.
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Those accomplishments stemmed from a 2014 measure Lee championed that led to creating Hawaii's interagency Climate Commission.
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The letter caught the attention of Nixon, who ordered an interagency panel to look at the issue.
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The old rules, known as Presidential Policy Directive 20, defined a complicated interagency process for initiating cyberattacks.
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We have an enormous amount of staff at USTR and in the interagency process working on this.
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The National Interagency Fire Center reports there were 15 firefighter fatalities in 2016 due to forest fires.
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He has ignored the interagency process in writing executive orders, leading to political firestorm and bureaucratic chaos.
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"Wherever you fall politically on the spectrum, you want the interagency review to be thorough," he said.
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The Administration, through the interagency process led by the Department of State, will carry the mission forward.
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Nationwide, there are large fires burning in a dozen states, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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In practice, it is supposed to apply to "interagency or intra-agency communication," such as draft documents.
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He created an interagency task force to leverage federal government resources for people coming home from prison.
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Thus, any genuine solution to the UAP issue must address the issue of interagency coordination and collaboration.
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"We are working with our interagency partners on a more detailed assessment of the launch," said Manning.
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But because Somalia was not considered an active war zone, proposed strikes needed high-level, interagency vetting.
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An effort like this will require significant preparation and a coordinated interagency approach, which is clearly nonexistent.
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"We don't comment on rules undergoing interagency review," Amy Graham, an agency spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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It is equally unclear whether there was any substantive interagency process to prepare the national emergency declaration.
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Firefighters in California are battling at least 11 large blazes, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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It also hosts Joint Interagency Task Force South and the US Army Special Forces Underwater Training School.
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A long interagency process, led by the military, has produced strategy options for the war in Afghanistan.
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To accommodate these deadlines, OMB works quickly with CMS to coordinate interagency review of time-sensitive rules.
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CFIUS is an interagency U.S. government body whose chair is the Secretary of the U.S. Treasury Department.
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"Their business is cooperation, assistance, disbursement of funds and reporting to the big interagency committee," he said.
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An extensive interagency effort by civil servants and political appointees produced the $50 billion list of products.
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Next, the refugee's biometric profile, such as fingerprints and photos, will be checked against an interagency database.
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They have the flexibility to target select federal crimes, often assembling interagency task forces for just this purpose.
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The interagency Guantanamo Review Task Force reviewed the cases of all nine prisoners, unanimously approving eight for transfer.
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In 2015, more than 10 million acres burned in wildfires nationwide, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The legislation expands the scope of transactions reviewed by the interagency panel to address security concerns, Trump said.
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It also published a study on potential interagency regulation of the cross-border swaps market in October 2018.
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The move shows the need for interagency oversight over potential changes to cross-border EU-UK derivatives rules.
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In this role, I serve as the lead interagency coordinator for national security issues involving Europe and Russia.
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It would also create an interagency task force to explore white supremacist activities within the US armed forces.
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In 2000, a court- mediated settlement resulted in the Interagency Bison Management Plan, which remains in effect today.
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More than 225 structures were destroyed, according to a July 18 report from the National Interagency Coordination Center.
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He had been with California&aposs Arrowhead Interagency Hotshots for four years and reached the rank of captain.
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The interagency process of ironing out proposals between the Pentagon, State and Commerce is moving forward right now.
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Black underlined the idea of an interagency fight playing out publicly — and with huge implications for Nov. 8.
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He said granting the waivers was an interagency process, involving the departments of Commerce, State, Defense and Energy.
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The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, which coordinates efforts to fight homelessness among nearly 20 federal agencies.
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Funding for the Paralysis Resource Center and the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness will also be pulled.
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The memorandum required that an extensive interagency process take place before the U.S. government embarks on any cyberattacks.
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He noted a new interagency partnership focusing on managing pain for veterans and service members without prescription drugs.
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And he does not have much interest in the interagency process and doesn't trust some of the agencies.
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If elected governor, Newsom promises to name a cabinet-level secretary to oversee an interagency council on homelessness.
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Officials informed congressional leaders that the two-month pause was due to an "interagency process," The Post reported.
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McMaster's combined, joint experience (and the politics of such environs) has invariably shaped his thinking on interagency cooperation.
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The literal stated agenda is also a powerful tool in any kind of interagency dialogue or collaborative meeting.
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Trump just completely circumvented the interagency process and is executing a policy Cohn and others think is calamitous.
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President Trump on Wednesday launched, by executive order, the Federal Interagency Council on Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry.
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The publicly stated agenda is also a powerful tool in any kind of interagency dialogue or collaborative meeting.
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He also, by eliminating an elaborate interagency approval process, gave military commanders more authority to order drone strikes.
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The announcement came after an interagency meeting was called to resolve wildly different figures from various government offices.
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On Thursday, the National Interagency Fire Center reported, Montana had 21 active, large fires covering about 438,000 acres.
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But complicated interagency consultations can take years to complete, which can hinder a sister agency and its constituents.
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FEMA functions as a coordinator for all the interagency activities, regardless of the type of disaster or emergency.
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As has been established and publicly reported, the hold was announced in an interagency meeting on July 18.
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Second, I have great respect for my former colleagues from the N.S.C. and the rest of the interagency.
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A senior White House official said the National Security Council is leading an interagency review of the memo.
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Items are listed first in an internal city database that serves as a kind of free interagency exchange.
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As has been established and publicly reported, the hold was announced in an interagency meeting on July 53.
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So giving a readout of these calls and meetings to the interagency is critical to getting things done.
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The cost of federal wildfire suppression has increased eightfold since 1985, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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CFIUS is an interagency panel chaired by Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"This is one piece of a larger interagency effort to improve the rule," the notice said on Wednesday.
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The department also failed to publicly release a sweeping, interagency plan for studying and responding to climate change.
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There are at least nine major fires burning in the state, the National Interagency Fire Center said. Gov.
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In late August, the board issued 30 recommendations in six key areas, including interagency coordination and internal communication.
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Washington, who served as director of the state Interagency Coordinating Council, speaks to the camera in the ad.
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"I think the greatest challenge he will have is his relative lack of experience inside the U.S. government, and with the interagency process, given that a gigantic part of the job is coordinating the interagency process," said Richard Fontaine, the chief executive of the nonpartisan Center for a New American Security.
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The report recommends that the entities collecting data on sexual violence share their information through a federal interagency forum.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Wednesday that the raid was approved in an interagency deputies meeting on Jan.
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The National Interagency Fire Center says it&aposs the largest wild land fire currently burning in the United States.
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The "Women's March on Washington" was been approved by an interagency task force on Friday, according to the organizers.
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Which members of the interagency in our government -- and members of Congress -- should be informed of our anticipated actions?
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He's got this miserable interagency process and then gets trotted out to defend the most inane and corrupting things.
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Wheeler has a tremendous opportunity to lead this interagency effort and once again, correct a mistake by his predecessor.
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And the Trump administration effectively has disowned the report, which was the product of a massive federal interagency effort.
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J., on Tuesday introduced a bill that would require an unclassified interagency report on Chinese political influence operations. Sen.
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"We are working with our interagency partners on a more detailed assessment of the launch," a Pentagon spokesman said.
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"That is part of what I think the interagency process needs to look at," Homeland Security Committee member Rep.
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The interagency committee reviews transactions involving foreign investment in the US that involve sensitive technology and can veto sales.
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Decisions about what can be kept secret should be made by an interagency group rather than a single official.
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Following the interagency process, the proposed rule will be published and put out for public comment before being finalized.
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They rushed it out without an interagency process while trying to draw as much attention to it as possible.
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Meanwhile, at least 48 large fires are actively burning in 12 states, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The State Department has sought to portray the alleged incident as commonplace interagency squabbling over the classification of documents.
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Because the opaque interagency process underpinning CFIUS cannot keep up, it can, and usually does, opt for automatic extensions.
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"We continue to believe that a strong common set of interagency standards is the best outcome," Ms. Brainard said.
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Trump has devalued the intelligence community, diplomats, and senior military officers and leads an interagency process that curbs dissent.
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The National Interagency Fire Center reported yesterday that about 7.8 million acres have burned in the U.S. this year.
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Do you know there is an Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho, that coordinates federal efforts to fight wildfires?
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But McMaster is unlikely to remove the use of force from the interagency toolkit for "fixing" the Iranian deal.
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EPA then sent the proposal to the White House Office of Management and Budget for an interagency review process.
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But the Trump White House has instead stood up interagency processes only sporadically, current and former administration officials say.
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"After that, Paul Lewis admitted that he had lied to the interagency committee for four months," the official said.
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The C.I.A. does not take policy positions in interagency discussions, and only points out the implications of different approaches.
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He said the department's FOIA office had failed to send thousands of emails to the interagency team for review.
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The Trump administration on Monday asked the EPA to temporarily freeze grants, contracts and interagency agreements pending a review.
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"I think the greatest challenge he will have is his relative lack of experience inside the US government, and with the interagency process, given that a gigantic part of the job is coordinating the interagency process," Richard Fontaine, the CEO of the nonpartisan Center for a New American Security, told The Times.
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Back in 2014, he was working with the Interagency Task Force for Combating Illegal Migration (GICIC, by its Italian acronym).
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There are currently more than 20,700 people combatting active fires in the U.S. according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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In addition, it would not be appropriate for USCIS to comment on the internal processes of other federal interagency partners.
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EPA spokeswoman Liz Bowman confirmed its recommendation is under interagency review and will be completed by the April 1 deadline.
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Fires have destroyed an estimated 500 single-family homes and 32 commercial buildings this year, the interagency fire center said.
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The proposed plan, first reported by The Washington Post, has been the product of intense interagency debate, the officials said.
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That's not really his style and he pivoted to saying that he based his decision on "interagency dialogue" with USDA.
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Nationally, 89 active large fires have consumed nearly 930,000 acres in 14 states, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The department said an interagency investigation — including help from the private sector — is underway and declined to share further information.
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An expansion of the scope of deals reviewed by the interagency panel would effectively address national security concerns, officials added.
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Most are in western states, with blazes also in central Texas and Wisconsin, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The decision about what to do next came to an interagency committee I chaired, the Counter-terrorism Security Group (CSG).
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According to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, roughly 85033,900 people in Wisconsin were experiencing homelessness in January 2018.
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Personal protective equipment, body bags, boxes for transportation and interagency emergency health kits have been sent to the affected region.
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MORE (R-Ind.) that would create an interagency task force to look at the federal guidelines for prescribing pain medication.
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Most are in western states, with blazes also in central Texas and Wisconsin, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center.
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Furthermore, database and interagency checks, to include reviews of Ahmad Rahami's travel, revealed no information that tied him to terrorism.
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" Another former N.S.C. official said, "There are two parallel tracks—there's the interagency process, and then Trump makes a decision.
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"We are in the position of trying to coordinate interagency position on the declassification of the 6900 pages," he added.
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Thomas Waldhauser to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al-Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, an interagency financial regulatory board, met last Friday to discuss potential changes to the rule.
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He has, in fact worked in an interagency environment most of his career as a field grade and general officer.
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Without interagency vetting, commanders could strike suspected Shabab fighters even without reason to believe they posed a threat to Americans.
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Firefighters were battling another day of extremely hot temperatures and strong winds on Saturday, the National Interagency Coordination Center said.
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Last week, Israel's deputy national security adviser, Reuven Azar, held a classified interagency meeting to prepare for the congresswomen's visit.
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A White House spokesperson declined to make Sherk available for an interview and declined to comment on the interagency meeting.
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The US has deployed more than 200 fire staff to Australia so far, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The executive order leaves in place a structure for continuing federal interagency coordination and collaboration with states, stakeholders and communities.
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Even before Mr. Trump took office, resettlement of refugees was a protracted, interagency process, with vetting often taking two years.
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Lawmakers voted 220006-2202 on the Promoting Interagency Coordination for Review of Natural Gas Pipelines Act, a bill by Rep.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic will be in Miami on Monday to speak at the National Interagency Community Reinvestment Conference.
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Thomas Waldhauser to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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Thomas Waldhauser, to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al-Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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Prudential Financial is asking an interagency group of regulators to strip its designation as a "systemically important" nonbank financial institution.
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Only the G.R.U. leaked the stolen information, according to a United States interagency report on the hacking released in 2017.
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The new ban The original travel ban order was hastily issued one week after Trump's inauguration without an interagency review.
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The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness coordinates efforts on homelessness, of course, and costs the government just $3.5 million.
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"Because (the tweets) are from him, they are not shaped by trade-offs in a government interagency process," he told Reuters.
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The Butte County Coroner's Office has formed an interagency team to investigate reports of additional fatalities in the area, officials said.
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Chad Wolf speaks during a meeting of the President's Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons on Oct.
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He is also expected to create a rural America interagency task force to recommend policies to address issues facing agricultural states.
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Hughes, originally from Hawaii, had been with California&aposs Arrowhead Interagency Hotshots for four years and reached the rank of captain.
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Newsom promised during the race for governor he would name a Cabinet-level secretary to oversee an interagency council on homelessness.
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In official Washington, questions submitted through the interagency process, or between branches of government, are indicative of priorities and policy preferences.
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McClatchy said the interagency group is now probing several Americans affiliated with either Trump's White House bid or his business empire.
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Greater interagency cooperation can leverage existing authorities and personnel to identify important U.S. sectors and technologies threatened by China's protectionist policies.
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Trump's administration has asked the EPA to temporarily halt all contracts, grants and interagency agreements pending a review, according to sources.
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McConnell added that he expects the administration to also send up an interagency team to brief Senate committees behind closed doors.
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The large staff also translated into a more granular approach to the issues and an seemingly endless number of interagency meetings.
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That includes about $28503 million from the Pentagon and $22019 million from interagency partners such as the Department of Homeland Security.
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Somalia was also not considered an active war zone prior to Trump's directive, and proposed strikes needed high-level, interagency vetting.
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In addition to being defense minister, Prince Mohammed is chairman of the interagency committee responsible for economic affairs, including oil policy.
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Along with leading the department's working group, Zais is also the department's liaison for the interagency coronavirus task force, Hill wrote.
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I had actually served in AmeriCorps working for Habitat for Humanity, and I had been involved with the Hispanic Interagency Council.
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Cooper, along with others, learned about the freeze during a series of interagency meetings in the last two weeks of July.
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Trump on Monday engaged the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs, which was originally founded under President George W. Bush's administration.
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This legislation requires the U.S. government to establish an interagency initiative focused on reducing and addressing the causes of violent conflict.
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CFIUS — an interagency committee authorized to review transactions that could result in control of a U.S. business by a foreign person.
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The administration last month pushed out Matthew Doherty, an Obama appointee, as executive director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness.
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The interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, which includes the State Department, approved the deal at the time.
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The National Interagency Fire Center said that nearly 40,000 acres had been charred in North Carolina, plus 29,000 acres in Georgia.
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Severe, year-round fires have been trending the past decade across the U.S. West, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The 1976 act also authorized OSTP to lead interagency efforts to develop and implement sound science and technology policies and budgets.
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In 226, a near-record 10 million acres (4 million hectares) were burned in wildfires, the National Interagency Coordination Center said.
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Despite some interagency debate about conclusions by the chemical safety staff, a revised study still found that the pesticide should be banned.
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Further, our legislation would require the president to make a senior-level official responsible for overseeing our interagency global health security apparatus.
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The outlook is bleak for Montana, most of the Northwest and much of California through September, according to the interagency fire center.
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An administration official confirmed that interagency meetings took place on both dates — further confirmation that much of the whistleblower's complaint was accurate.
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But with its potential success uncertain, the Pentagon's proposed raid stalled in the administration's byzantine interagency approval process, according to published reports.
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In 2017, a near-record 10 million acres (4 million hectares) were burned in U.S. wildfires, the National Interagency Coordination Center said.
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Assessments of this type are often the result of needs for particular rulemakings and undergo an extensive intra-agency and interagency process.
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The figure consists of $50 million from the Pentagon and $42 million from interagency partners such as the Department of Homeland Security.
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It's an interagency humanitarian effort of the UN and SARC, carrying aid for 7,000 people, according to a tweet from the SARC.
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The National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho, reported there were 2400,210 people responding to fight six active wildfires in the region.
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"We're stretched pretty thin right now in terms of resources," Jessica Gardetto, a spokesperson for the National Interagency Fire Center tells Axios.
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A total of 44 large fires across 11 western states were burning on Thursday, according to the National Interagency Fire Center's website.
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OMB could work with Congress to fund cooperative interagency efforts and help agency leaders connect and map strategies to align overlapping activities.
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According to McClatchy, the interagency working group is informal and began scrutinizing possible Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential race last spring.
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To that end, the report's meta-recommendation, as it were, is for the state to form a Building Decarbonization Interagency Task Force.
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The amended bill would create an interagency process for identifying critical emerging technologies and intellectual property not yet subject to export control.
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Other freebies include "Every Kid in a Park," an interagency program that offers special free passes for fourth graders and their families.
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Varney is the 10th U.S. wildland firefighter killed in the line of duty this year, according to National Interagency Fire Center data.
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It relied on testimony from survivors, government security officials and other witnesses as well as reports from an interagency government command center.
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They also questioned why Trump has not designated a White House official to coordinate "interagency efforts" to secure elections against foreign interference.
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Known as the Stabilization Assistance Review or SAR, it's the result of years of interagency friction over institutional rolls in conflict environments.
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In the past two weeks, approximately 900 fire personnel across Washington have been performing joint interagency fire drills with Forest Service firefighters.
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The governor of Michigan appointed Edwards to the Flint Water Interagency Coordinating Committee, the group in charge of remediation for the city.
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A FWS spokesperson said it would be "premature" to discuss any of the rules, some of which are still undergoing interagency review.
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What's next: An interagency group now has 60 days to develop an action plan for implementing the policy across the executive branch.
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Since the beginning of this year, fires have scorched more than 430,000 acres in California, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The administration's prime target has been the National Climate Assessment, produced by an interagency task force roughly every four years since 2000.
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The document also never underwent the proper interagency vetting and approval processes to become an official part of the White House's strategy.
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Mr. Priebus is increasingly focused on big-picture issues like improving the "interagency" process linking the West Wing to the federal bureaucracy.
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OMB could work with Congress to fund cooperative interagency efforts, and help agency leaders connect and map strategies to align overlapping activities.
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"I don't believe there's an effective unification across the interagency with the energy and the focus that we could attain," Army Gen.
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CFIUS, a secretive interagency panel chaired by the Treasury, reviewed 22016 Chinese transactions in 22015, 213 in 22015 and 22016 in 211.
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"The F.B.I. closed its assessment of Santiago after conducting database reviews, interagency checks, and interviews of his family members," the official said.
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The National Interagency Fire Center said aerial firefighting efforts had been suspended at least nine times in 2019 due to drone interference.
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But the judges said the Hawaii District Court erred by blocking the government's ability to conduct interagency reviews of its vetting procedures.
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The figure consisted of $50 million from the Pentagon and $42 million from interagency partners such as the Department of Homeland Security.
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The deal struck by Democrats provides for an interagency committee that will monitor Mexico's labor reform implementation and compliance with labor obligations.
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Administration officials were instructed to tell lawmakers the delay was the result of an "interagency process," but to give no more information.
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The United States also will establish an interagency committee that will monitor Mexico's implementation of labor reforms and compliance with the pact.
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In traditional war zones, military commanders make these decisions without interagency review, and the threshold for acceptable civilian casualties is less strict.
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An interagency task force monitoring the weather conditions and movements of people in Central America projected huge migrations in the coming months.
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That order created the Interagency Committee on Anti-Illegal Drugs, which reports directly to the president and is backed by the military.
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It also calls on the executive branch to establish an interagency task force dedicated to monitoring and deterring foreign interference efforts online.
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Cfius, an interagency body that includes representatives from the Treasury and Justice Departments, declined to comment and does not make its findings public.
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As of Wednesday evening 47 large fires were burning out of control across the U.S. West, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center.
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" DHS spokeswoman Gillian M. Christensen said the report was "commentary from open source reporting versus an official, robust document with thorough interagency sourcing.
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Dubbed the Martin Fire, the National Interagency Fire Center said Tuesday it was the largest wild land fire burning in the United States.
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We coordinate closely with partners at [the Department of Defense], [Department of Justice], and throughout the interagency to better protect the American people.
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"They [top advisers] have essentially denied the America First group access and control of the interagency process, which is highly important," Wright says.
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Withdraw Obama-era interagency calculations of the "social cost of carbon," a metric regulators use to weigh the damage from increased carbon emissions.
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The Planetary Defense Coordination Office is also stepping up interagency and international cooperation on what we'd do in the face of imminent danger.
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The National Interagency Fire Center reports there are 88 large wildfires burning across the U.S., including 11 in Alaska and 15 in Oregon.
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The fire has forced the evacuation of about 5,000 residents in the area, the California Interagency Incident Management Team said in a tweet.
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It's an interagency humanitarian effort of the United Nations and SARC, carrying aid for 7,000 people, according to a tweet from the SARC.
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In the United States on Friday, there were 89 active large fires, consuming nearly 900,000 acres, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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That means fires that do start are less likely to spread quickly, said Ed Delgado with the National Interagency Fire Center in Idaho.
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And we will continue to work with our state and interagency partners to make sure that we have a peaceful transition of power.
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H.R. McMaster needs to complete the policy review so Nicholson and an interagency team can begin making a strategy worthy of the name.
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It says a top White House aide could make final decisions about who will attend an interagency meeting to approve the kill list.
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The National Interagency Fire Center reported 38 large, active wildfires burning across seven Western states on Thursday, primarily in California, Montana and Oregon.
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President George W. Bush initiated a major U.S. interagency and international effort to prepare for a potentially severe pandemic, the "bird flu" virus.
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Mattis has said there will still be an interagency review on overall Afghanistan strategy, with the resulting strategy ultimately subject to Trump's approval.
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More than 13,000 fire personnel are battling the blazes across the region, Jennifer Jones, spokeswoman for the National Interagency Fire Center told CNN.
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Junior officers, both military or foreign service, eventually develop into senior officers after spending decades together in war zones and the interagency battlefields.
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That body is supposed to set deadlines, push the resolution of interagency disputes, and allocate funding and personnel to help speed-up reviews.
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Varney is the 10th U.S. wildland firefighter to die in the line of duty this year, according to National Interagency Fire Center data.
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"Hughes was with the Arrowhead [Interagency] Hotshots for four years and will be dearly missed by everyone at the parks," the statement read.
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Trump's National Security Advisor, Mike Flynn, should make the interagency deliver at least three integrated options that prioritize different elements of national power.
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That decision from the interagency group of regulators freed the insurance company from much of the enhanced oversight its messy 2008 collapse inspired.
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Trump signed an executive order in March 2017 that disbanded an interagency working group tasked with determining the annual social cost of carbon.
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Real estate holdings may not seem like a likely target of the interagency body, but it did review and approve the Waldorf sale.
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According to the National Interagency Fire Center, California has seen 7,727 wildfires in 2018 alone, which have ravaged 1.7 million acres to date.
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Rather than a federal block on investment (or just the friction that an interagency process creates), let the market handle this particular problem.
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Officials with the interagency Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell and the State Department worked to free Mr. Luqman, whose condition was not immediately known.
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At an interagency meeting, a C.I.A. official opened with an assessment that made clear the Saudi-Emirati accusations against the Qataris were exaggerated.
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The GAO shall examine potential cost drivers, including: contracting and procurement, project and station design, routing, regulatory barriers, interagency cooperation and legal systems.
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To execute these concerted efforts, the administration should name a goal-specific director at the National Security Council to coordinate interagency political warfare.
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" Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman told reporters Friday that he is "not going to comment on any kind of interagency conversation on this topic.
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Governments must also stimulate new forms of interagency cooperation at national and international levels, sharing real-time intelligence information and synergizing their responses.
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Did these advisers insist on a process involving interagency meetings, information memos, briefing memos and the other accoutrements of sound government decision-making?
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It establishes an interagency committee to monitor Mexico's labor reforms, as well as American attachés who will report to Congress on the progress.
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The United States also will establish a new interagency committee that will monitor Mexico's implementation of labor reforms and compliance with the pact.
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She had dinner with President Moon and had a private discussion in advance about this occurring and this has been an interagency process.
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Instead, Mr. Bolton decided to break the interagency system that had served as the heart of American foreign policy for over seven decades.
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The budget office dismissed linking the hold of the aid to the call, noting it was announced at a mid-July interagency meeting.
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Several said a meeting next week on the topic is under consideration for interagency policy talks organized by the National Security Council staff.
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But interagency counterintelligence operations are often bogged down by competition over jurisdiction, which can lead to frustrating bureaucratic delays and sometimes missed opportunities.
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The Detwiler Fire is one of 38 large fires in the U.S. West, according to the website of the National Interagency Fire Center.
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"I don't believe there is an effective unification across the interagency, with the energy and the focus that we could attain," Army Gen.
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Varney was the 10th U.S. wildland firefighter to die in the line of duty this year, according to National Interagency Fire Center data.
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In March, a month after vowing to end human trafficking, President Donald Trump proposed, through his budget, eliminating the Interagency Council on Homelessness.
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Beginning last summer, the CIA spearheaded an interagency review of the classified documents under the auspices of the White House's National Security Council staff.
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" She said, "I do want them released," and said that the delayed labeling of the material as classified was part of an "interagency dispute.
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Their conversations have then been kicked to the interagency process, with NSC, Defense, State, and Treasury all involved, according to a White House official.
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Two sources told Morning Trade that USTR has completed a draft report that is now being shared with the interagency committee overseeing the investigation.
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Clayton called for an interagency coordinated plan among states, federal regulators and the SEC and CFTC to address consumer naiveté over unregulated trading platforms.
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Ten new large blazes ignited on Monday as a total of 35 wildfires burned across the U.S. West, the National Interagency Coordination Center said.
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There will be an interagency review of sales and the State Department will be able to continue to restrict them where needed, they say.
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Given that Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen all are campaigns in the same conflict, the White House needs a holistic, multi-campaign, interagency assessment.
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He has been a wildland firefighter for six years, most recently as a member of the U.S. Forest Service's Logan Utah Interagency Hotshot Crew.
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Advocates across the interagency argued that America needed new tools, a consolidation of its instruments for development finance, while adding protections for the taxpayer.
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It is being led by the deputy Defense secretary and the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and will include interagency input.
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Trump just completely circumvented the interagency process and is executing a policy chief economic advisor Gary Cohn and other free traders think is calamitous.
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The problem is that the "PC" actually stands for Principals Committee, a top interagency meeting convened by the National Security Council, not "political correctness."
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Some senior HHS officials were hesitant to interfere with immigration enforcement policy, or advocate for the department's mission in interagency forums, the report found.
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The news of this loss strengthens our resolve to work ever more closely with our interagency partners to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Block said the interagency process typically takes 60 to 90 days, after which the EPA expects to issue a proposed rule for public comment.
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"The Department of Defense continues to work with the White House, the interagency, and our allies and partners on the way forward," Lt. Col.
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Other agencies, like the Treasury Department and the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, an interagency group, could also review the investment.
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Mr. Xi set up an interagency committee in July to coordinate financial regulation that some experts say could expand to oversee all financial regulation.
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Some lawmakers' concerns have been alleviated daily interagency calls convened by the administration with Capitol Hill staff to discuss the coronavirus, two sources said.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said the administration is preparing on a "number of levels," an "interagency process" that she declined to describe further.
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Pruitt has been discussing the new scientific policy publicly for weeks, but it only went to the White House for interagency review last week.
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"The nation would be best served by a final interagency rule that also includes the Federal Reserve," said the association's chief executive, Rob Nichols.
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Today, the new Trump-Russia investigation is being conducted by a joint interagency task force, as were the spy hunts of the Cold War.
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H.R. McMaster, is likely to preside over an interagency process that supports deterring Iranian efforts to become a regional hegemon via various proxy groups.
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Higher temperatures have helped extend the period of wildfires by 60 to 80 days each year, National Interagency Fire Center spokeswoman Jennifer Jones said.
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The facility he'll run is called the Joint Interagency Combined Space Operations Center, which goes by the awkward military handle JICSpOC (pronounced jick-SPOCK).
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We don't know that any of these connections this interagency group is reportedly investigating will actually materialize — or how well-grounded the concerns are.
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Years of interagency debates over encryption have left the Obama administration lacking a cohesive policy stance on the issue, many tech industry leaders have said.
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A State Department official who is part of an interagency team assembled last year to focus on the problem cautioned that spring brings heightened risk.
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The bill will require the U.S. President to "establish an interagency committee to counter Russian active measures," according to Senate press release issued in May.
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In the Spring of 225, I became aware of outside influencers promoting a false narrative of Ukraine inconsistent with the consensus views of the interagency.
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While my interagency colleagues and I were becoming increasingly optimistic on Ukraine's prospects, this alternative narrative undermined U.S. government efforts to expand cooperation with Ukraine.
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The TRACED Act would create an interagency task force to address the issue and extend the FCC's statute of limitations for going after these robocallers.
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On Thursday evening, crews were battling 43 large fires that were out of control across the U.S. West, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center.
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The back story: In the last 10 days there were interagency discussions about whether to release the funding, cut it completely or partially unfreeze it.
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Personal protective equipment, body bags, boxes for transportation and interagency emergency health kits will all be sent to the affected region Saturday, the WHO said.
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At the NSC, one of Ricardel's primary duties is interagency policy coordination between the NSC and places like the State Department, Pentagon and Commerce Department.
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" The office of the Director of National Intelligence said it "is working expeditiously with our interagency partners to conduct a declassification review of the documents.
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The report asserts that during that time the White House held a two-hour interagency meeting to discuss the deployment of forces and exchange information.
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There were 46 active large fires spread across 12 states, with 11 new blazes reported on Tuesday alone, according to National Interagency Fire Center website.
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In the afternoon, Trump will speak to a meeting of the Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons at the White House.
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The biggest concerns are about the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an interagency panel that scrutinizes deals for national security concerns.
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Eight of them are grouped under the National Interagency Confederation for Biological Research, including units of the departments of Defense and Health and Human Services.
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SAFE wants the creation of a single office at the U.S. Transportation Department and a White House interagency working group to oversee autonomous vehicle deployment.
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They agreed to rapidly create an interagency task force, governed by a simple principle: take the fight to the Russians and take back lost ground.
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The report also found that senior HHS officials were reluctant to intercede in immigration law or pressed the issue of family separations in interagency forums.
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Dan O'Brien, the Center Coordinator for the Northwest Interagency Coordinating Center, said its meeting, at which more than 300 people were expected, was called off.
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Netanyahu asked his national security adviser to hold another round of interagency consultations, including with Israeli Ambassador to Washington Ron Dermer, the ministers tell me.
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Under the Trump administration, we've seen crackdowns on Chinese acquisitions by the federal government's interagency Committee on Foreign Investment and discussions of tighter export controls.
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The president's order-by-social media caught senior military officials by surprise and short-circuited the customary interagency policy process that attends such sweeping decisions.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Thursday that the Trump administration is establishing an interagency task force aimed at cracking down on Iran.
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He has developed and evaluated numerous programs related to biodefense including those related to bioterrorism detection systems, countermeasures distribution programs, and interagency epidemiological modeling processes.
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ENVIRONMENT An interagency committee will oversee environmental protections in Mexico, helped by attaches based in Mexico City who will monitor environmental laws, regulations and practices.
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Administration officials were told to tell lawmakers that the delay in military aid was the result of an "interagency process," according to The Washington Post.
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The FBI's provisional decision means that the unlocking mechanism used on the San Bernardino iPhone will not be referred to the interagency procedure for review.
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"A big part of the reason we didn't, after a lot of interagency deliberations, is we thought this would have a big impact," Nauert said.
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The National Interagency Fire Center said 2.1 million acres have burned, more than twice as many as the annual average for this time of year.
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Senior administration officials said an "interagency review process" considered country conditions in El Salvador and its ability to take back its citizens in the decision.
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The Trump administration is disbanding an interagency panel that was created to help explore ways that cities can deal with the effects of climate change.
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The initiative was set up as an interagency collaboration, which meant that several disparate arms of the department were expected to contribute staff and resources.
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The Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security are expected to complete the guidance in October, according to a new interagency report published Friday.
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Dr. Hill said she and other career foreign policy officials were frustrated with what Mr. Sondland was doing outside the normal channels of interagency coordination.
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An interagency regulator created by Dodd-Frank to police such risks, the Financial Stability Oversight Council, has seen its role dwindle under President Donald Trump.
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We pressed for changes in federal hate crime data collection and called for interagency task forces to address the ongoing threat of post 9/11 backlash.
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He said the process was carried out "with deep consideration and careful thought" given the threat level, and the measure was taken with significant interagency communication.
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The list of those sanctioned appears random — the result of an interagency process spearheaded by the State Department, the Treasury Department, and the Department of Justice.
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Ultimately, antimicrobial resistance threatens global progress toward improved health, food security, clean water and sanitation, and sustainable consumption and production, according to the Interagency Coordination Group.
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Nearly 4,000 firefighters have been assigned to the Southeast, where 32 fires have burned a total of 13,000 acres, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The Lodgepole ranked as the biggest of 45 large active fires burning across 10 Western states, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
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"Firefighters are being challenged by the fire's behavior," said Shawn Bawden, a spokesman for the Rocky Mountain Blue Team, an interagency task force battling the blaze.
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" The FCC in a statement pushed back on their concerns, saying the FCC's rule for the band in question "went through the standard interagency coordination process.
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The changes would also set up another interagency process led by the Commerce Department focused on the ways sensitive material can end up in foreign hands.
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In March 2017, Trump granted a request from Africom's commander for more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al-Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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"I'm aware that there are, in fact, still conversations taking place between the various parts of the interagency, talking about some of the emails," Toner added.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Committee, an interagency group of regulators, recently released AIG from the enhanced rules after the firm scaled back their non-insurance activities.
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"Interagency conversations about other options and alternatives that might be available to us and to our partners continue," said Mr. Kirby, who declined to provide specifics.
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The process is overseen by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, or Cfius, an interagency group that is supervised by the Treasury Department.
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"Basing enforcement on interagency consensus places politics above pollution control," he said, pointing to the fact that the policy doesn't mention pollution reduction as a goal.
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His plan would also create an Executive Clemency Panel to review cases and a federal interagency council that would help facilitate ex-convicts' reentry into society.
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Interagency checks now allow for continual monitoring of dossiers throughout the process, said Lawrence Bartlett, director of the Office of Refugee Admissions at the State Department.
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She was in on many interagency discussions that never made the headlines, but devolved into bad blood between agencies and the White House and Defense Department.
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Trump this year granted a request from Africom to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al-Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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In 2018, Utah saw significantly more structures burned by wildfires than in the previous five years combined, according to data from the National Interagency Coordination Center.
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Many of today's critical challenges, from cybersecurity to urban redevelopment, require interagency coordination — using the resources and expertise of multiple agencies to achieve a common goal.
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As of last week, more than 9 million acres have burned since the beginning of the year, according to data from the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The administration's failure to put the full interagency review it conducted in the record suggests that it does not support the travel ban that Trump chose.
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The decision follows a review undertaken at President Trump's request and was made by "Department leadership in consultation with the interagency," a U.S. official told Axios.
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The IFR followed recommendations by a U.S. interagency task force in October after a major leak from the Aliso Canyon storage facility in California last year.
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More important, this was a non-controversial deal that an interagency committee approved, apparently unanimously, at a level far below Hillary Clinton as secretary of state.
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HNA proactively decided to seek regulatory approval from Cfius, an interagency body that includes, among others, representatives from the Treasury and the Department of Homeland Security.
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In 2007, two systems were fielded: the Biometric Automated Toolset and the Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment, known to soldiers in Iraq as BATs and HIIDEs.
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More than 100 large wildfires were burning across 13 Western states, having consumed more than 1.4 million (582,000 hectares), according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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California has already been hit by nine wildfires this year; the National Interagency Fire Center reported 11 new large fires around the country this week alone.
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"It's very encouraging for the long-term future of the bear," said Frank van Manen, leader of the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team in Bozeman, Mont.
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"The news of this loss strengthens our resolve to work ever more closely with our interagency partners to stop the spread of COVID-19," Esper added.
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By the time Salahi arrived at Guantánamo, on August 5, 2002, Fallon's élite interagency criminal-investigation task force had been sidelined, and Lehnert had been replaced.
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Workman was nominated to serve on FSOC, the interagency board of financial regulators, as the member with insurance expertise as mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Earlier this year, we recommended this method, among others, to the FDA at the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods' annual public forum.
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I served on the White House National Security Council for four years and this is typically what NSCs do -- they coordinate interagency policy development and responses.
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Brian Sacca's script is zippily entertaining as Peg starts her own shop and hires a misfit crew of money-grabbers whose success ignites an interagency war.
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Mr. Cotton has worked for Mr. Cuomo as special counsel for interagency initiatives, overseeing many of the governor's infrastructure projects, including the new Tappan Zee Bridge.
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Instead, officials said, on July 31 — Mr. Kelly's first day — the National Security Council announced that the White House wanted a new round of interagency deliberations.
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The official in that role leads interagency "deputies committee" meetings in the Situation Room involving the No. 2 officials from national security agencies and government departments.
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The state of play: An interagency working group has had monthly calls with the White House to work out a system, an administration official tells Axios.
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The federal government has also attempted to address the challenge through the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, which last year published a blueprint for action.
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"It is premature to discuss a rule that has not been completed and is subject to change while under interagency review," spokesman Gavin Shire told CNN.
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Officials at the Office of Management and Budget then relayed Trump's order to the State Department and the Pentagon during an interagency meeting in mid-July.
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"This is a very, very detailed agreement ... Ambassador Lighthizer has led an interagency team that has impacted almost every single one of our agencies," Mnuchin said.
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A new U.S. interagency committee will oversee environmental protections in Mexico, helped by attaches based in Mexico City who will monitor environmental laws, regulations and practices.
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The third and most recent NPR in 2010 was again mandated by Congress, but this time, the DOD was tasked to conduct a full interagency review.
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" The FCC in a statement pushed back on their concerns, saying the agency's rule for the band in question "went through the standard interagency coordination process.
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The Trump administration recently said it is disbanding an interagency panel created to help explore the ways cities can deal with the effects of climate change.
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Taylor noted that after the OMB staffer's explanation, a series of NSC-led interagency meetings followed in which participants concluded the security aid should be resumed.
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The decision is expected to be discussed during an interagency meeting Thursday revolving around how to reduce the number of exports of U.S. technology to China.
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But there appears to be no interagency dispute on whether the Russian government (or at least entities closely tied to the Russian government) "directed" the hacking.
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Being flagged as a threat within [the US Interagency Border Inspection System] (IBIS), for example, may result in individuals being added to the US 'No Fly' list.
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" A spokesperson for the US Citizenship and Immigration Service said: "The interagency processes for screening all refugee applicants, including Syrians, has been enhanced and improved over time.
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According to the Durango Interagency Dispatch Center, it was after a "system-generated number" that represented the 416th "incident" in the San Juan National Forest that year.
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One of the critical lessons learned during the 2014-85033 Ebola outbreak was that the National Security Council is best equipped to coordinate an interagency pandemic response.
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By Thursday, more than 76 large fires were burning in nine Western states — including 21 in Montana and 18 in Oregon, according to the interagency fire center.
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"These crimes can only be tackled collectively and through interagency cooperation," said Dominic Asogwa, Comptroller of Nigeria's Immigration Service in the Seme border region, in a statement.
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Officials don't refer to "fire seasons anymore but rather to fire years," Jennifer Jones, a spokesperson for the National Interagency Fire Center, told me in an email.
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The letter came after Reuters this week reported about an ongoing interagency dispute between an office within HHS and the DEA over the proposed fentanyl analogue legislation.
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Two top Republican committee chairmen are investigating an interagency panel that advised the federal government to shut down a controversial investor visa program that expires in October.
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At the meeting last week, officials examined the multiple security checks that Iraqis must pass, including one background check that all refugees undergo, called the Interagency Check.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, an interagency group run out of the Treasury Department, currently reviews potential foreign deals for national security risks.
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"We are strongly against such measures," said Matthew Doherty, the executive director of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, which coordinates the federal response to homelessness.
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Crisis management is possible with strong presidential leadership, and an interagency process is consistent with presidential perspectives, taking account of views of allies and threats from adversaries.
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After this interagency review, ATF will publicly share its draft, and solicit comment on the legal authority for its preferred option, its supporting analysis, and likely impacts.
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Matthew Doherty, executive director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH), announced Friday that he had left his position at the behest of the Trump administration.
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The letter came after Reuters this week reported about an ongoing interagency dispute between an office within HHS and the DEA over the proposed fentanyl analog legislation.
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The United States Interagency Council on Homelessness — a coalition of 19 federal agencies — has been producing the national strategic plan to prevent and end homelessness since 1987.
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But safety recommendations published by an interagency committee (of which the D.E.A. was a part) echo toxicologists' assurances that such incidental exposure poses only a minimal risk.
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"This is a silent tsunami," said Dr. Haileyesus Getahun, director of the U.N. Interagency Coordination Group on Antimicrobial Resistance, which spent two years working on the report.
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Beijing has already begun ramping up its broad interagency process for managing trade to make sure that American companies receive the extra orders promised under the agreement.
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The legislation also eliminates a loophole for imports made by forced and child labor and would create the Interagency Trade Enforcement Center to centralize trade enforcement efforts.
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In order to address the problem, then-President Obama established an interagency working group of officials representing the federal agencies that transfer military equipment to police departments.
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First, there is the nomination of Trump's most senior political advisor, Steve Bannon, to the Principals Committee – the top interagency group for discussing matters of national security.
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ENVIRONMENT A new U.S. interagency committee will oversee environmental protections in Mexico, helped by attaches based in Mexico City who will monitor environmental laws, regulations and practices.
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The base is home to a sophisticated Tactical Combat Training System and hosts Joint Interagency Task Force South and the US Army Special Forces Underwater Training School.
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Matthew Doherty, who had served as director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness during the Obama and Trump administrations, will now advise Newsom on the issue.
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The CFIUS is as an interagency group of regulators based out of the Treasury Department that reviews pending foreign purchases of U.S. businesses for national security concerns.
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According to the paper, administration officials were told to tell lawmakers that the delay in aid was the result of an "interagency process" without giving more information.
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The State Department has also taken the lead in managing the entire U.S. interagency policymaking process to further enhance U.S.-EU police, border control, and judicial cooperation.
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It was an arranged marriage, meant to encourage interagency harmony; if it worked, the White House would be spared the job of ordering Defense to approve transfers.
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He chaired the UK Government's interagency committee ('COBR') through numerous crises and was a longstanding member of the Joint Intelligence Committee, which he chaired in 2011-12.
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The State Department later announced that U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad would lead an interagency delegation to India, China, Afghanistan, and Pakistan from Jan.
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California in particular has experienced its worst start to the fire season in a decade, in terms of acreage burned, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Trump's Interior Department has set up an "interagency working group" with the Defense Department to negotiate the issue, according to a Defense Department letter seen by Reuters.
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Citing unnamed U.S. officials, Reuters reported that Nicholson's request was currently under consideration, as officials conducted an interagency review of the U.S.'s future direction in Afghanistan.
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The Mountain Fire, which was reported Friday afternoon, has burned about 7,225 acres in the national forest northeast of Phoenix, according to InciWeb, an interagency emergency management service.
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The report also revealed plans for a standing working group for the lenders, through "interagency coordination," which suggests that fintech companies may face a rising tide of regulation.
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Every other region is run by acting career officials who in some cases don't have the clout in the interagency process that a Senate-confirmed official would enjoy.
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Or, as can't be ruled out in an administration that has not prioritized interagency policy review and decision-making, it could prove disconnected from other Iran policy decisions.
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According to data presented by the National Interagency Fire Center, there were 24.2,21984 individual wildfires in the United States from January 22015 to March 21992 of this year.
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The president will address the Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, a Cabinet-level entity charged with monitoring the government's efforts to prevent trafficking.
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For another, the normal interagency policy planning process that helps presidents make big decisions like this — where relevant experts from around the government weigh in — isn't working well.
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The Carr Fire stood as the most formidable of 94 wildfires burning across 13 U.S. Western states, from Texas to Alaska, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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During an interagency deputies meeting involving all the relevant departments, agency officials expressed support for keeping the current policies intact, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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And it lays out an interagency process to review nominations to the so-called "kill list," a process that also usually requires consensus to approve any lethal operations.
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Finally, a mundane but important aspect of the U.S.-GCC summit framework was its promotion of working-level contacts between U.S. interagency officials and their Gulf state counterparts.
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The move allows for emergency assistance to be called upon from the U.S. military and even other countries, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
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Another prominent Hispanic Trump official, Carlos Díaz-Rosillo, former deputy assistant to the president and director of policy and interagency coordination, left the administration in June, Univision reported.
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One requires review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, an interagency, cabinet-level panel charged with addressing any national security concerns around such deals.
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This legislation, now part of a larger bill, establishes an interagency working group through the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy's National Science and Technology Council.
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Fayiz Ahmad Yahia Suleiman was unanimously approved for transport by the six departments and agencies making up the president's interagency Guantanamo Review Task Force, which reviewed this case.
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Third, the federal government should have an interagency incident response plan in place that includes the national security community to be ready in case any interference does occur.
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The Trump administration's policy on Russia is both opaque and nebulous, shifting daily with a range of different messages coming out of the interagency and the White House.
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In March 2017, Trump granted a request from Africom's commander to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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This official needs to have an office in the White House, a seasoned staff, interagency authority, a tough timeline and the ability to report directly to the President.
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Last January, the secretary of Defense, secretary of State and administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) signed a new interagency framework for conducting stability operations.
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" One of those "important provisions," Section 501, sets up in the executive branch "an interagency committee to counter active measures by the Russian Federation to exert covert influence.
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The Joint Interagency Task Force South, a multinational body that coordinates law-enforcement efforts in the waters around Central and South America, directed the Valiant to intercept it.
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The bill aims to study "the factors contributing to, and consequences of, sexual harassment" in STEM through research grants, a federal interagency working group and national data collection.
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So far this year, U.S. fires have burned 5 million acres (2 million hectares), much more than the 10-year average, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Bolton plans to insist that the State Department and Pentagon do a better job of participating with the White House in the "interagency process" of hashing out decisions.
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Traditionally, the OSTP leader oversees numerous interagency processes, but some science advisers, such as John Holdren under President Obama, have been involved in a wide-range of decisions.
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It also required the Trump administration to revamp its process for reviewing Chinese deals through an interagency panel called the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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The writer was assistant secretary of defense for systems analysis, 1970-73, and the Defense Department's representative on the Interagency Committee to guide the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks.
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The Trump administration has quietly established an interagency working group, including officials from the State, Defense and Justice Departments, to help the Syrian Kurds deal with the problem.
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A month after the article was published, the City Council passed a two-year moratorium on new violations and created an interagency task force to address past fines.
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"Managing the interagency process on covert action as well as advising the national security adviser on this key aspect of American power took finesse and skill," he said.
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"The Department of Defense is working in lockstep with our interagency partners and to ensure a swift, effective, and transparent approach to addressing this virus," Hoffman said Tuesday.
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But Kris said the role had since evolved, with subsequent DNIs focusing more on day-to-day bureaucratic issues, interagency coordination, and, sometimes, providing support in political battles.
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As with other such interagency meetings, last month's would likely have included at least one of Pai's top lawyers, along with representatives for the White House, said Levin.
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Nine U.S. wildland firefighters had been killed up to Tuesday as the United States faced another extreme year for wildfires, according to National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) data.
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The White House's National Economic Council is planning an interagency meeting Tuesday afternoon to discuss how the coronavirus is affecting the U.S. economy, according to two U.S. officials.
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Any bank with more than $50 billion in assets is automatically considered a SIFI, and the interagency Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) can label non-banks as SIFIs.
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Broadcom is trying to reassure members of Congress about its proposed takeover of Qualcomm as an interagency panel considers whether to block the deal on national security grounds.
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"The NSC continues to carry out its statutory mission to advise the President and coordinate the interagency process on all decisions related to national security," Marquis told CNN.
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The suit claims that Attkisson, as well as her husband and daughter, were targeted by an interagency task force which was based in Baltimore and overseen by Rosenstein.
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Throughout December, the US "has intermittently deployed more than 74 wildland USFS (US Forest Service) and DOI (Department of Interior) fire personnel," the National Interagency Fire Center said.
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"One thing that's not clear is who ends up coordinating the interagency response," said Thomas Bollyky, director of the global health program at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an interagency body led by the Treasury Department, is tasked with policing foreign investment for national security concerns.
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During that period, the White House will run a full interagency and national security review and the President will be advised before making a decision, according to Shah.
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The third nominee, insurance attorney Thomas Workman, would serve on FSOC, the interagency board of financial regulators, as the member with insurance expertise as mandated by Dodd-Frank.
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The Obama administration blocked a highly effective interagency effort to dismantle a Hezbollah drug and money laundering enterprise to grease the skids for the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Despite Obama's sweeping campaign rhetoric, the first effort to close the prison was distinctly technocratic: he created interagency task forces to vet detainees and to study detention policy.
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Under the Obama administration, the interagency council worked to reduce recidivism and improve employment, education, housing, health and child welfare outcomes, according to the Department of Justice website.
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As president, Elizabeth will also develop a comprehensive L.G.B.T.Q.+ homelessness prevention program within the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness to dramatically reduce the number of youth experiencing homelessness.
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The blaze, which has blackened more than 50,000 acres in Colorado since June, was named by the Durango Interagency Dispatch Center after its "system-generated number," officials explained.
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More than 80 large wildfires are raging in an area covering more than 1.4 million acres, primarily in California, Montana, and Oregon, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Nearly 60 large, active blazes are burning across the West, including nine in New Mexico and six each in Utah and California, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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"It was an interagency review, involving the State Department, Department of Defense and other relevant departments and agencies responsible for security assistance programming," according to a US defense official.
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Texas actually had the most wildfires out of all the states in 2018 -- 10,541, according to the Insurance Information Institute, which pulled data from the National Interagency Fire Center.
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The FDIC plays a key role in regulating banks nationwide, and also has a prominent voice in interagency matters like the "Volcker Rule," which bars proprietary trading by banks.
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Internally, there was an interagency discussion and nobody put their foot down trying to stop it from happening, even though there was an acknowledgment that the optics were problematic.
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The Department of Defense and its interagency partners have updated their prospective cost estimates for the parade, according to a U.S. defense official with firsthand knowledge of the assessment.
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It also established interagency groups to coordinate plans for climate change resilience across the federal government, and support the communities most at risk for future losses due to weather.
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Inauguration protesters to be barred from National Mall, other sites The "Women's March on Washington" was been approved by an interagency task force on Friday, according to the organizers.
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Assignment: While listed as generalists, FSOs also must become a particular subject matter or regional expert to be of greatest value to the department and engage with interagency colleagues.
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The White House Tuesday tapped Dr. Nicole Lurie, Department of Health and Human Services assistant secretary for preparedness and response, to lead the interagency response to Flint's water crisis.
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The Federal Reserve is leading an interagency effort to rewrite the Volcker rule, a provision of Dodd-Frank which bans banks from making speculative investments with their own capital.
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The president preaches "American First" but, in matters of nuclear war, he must consider views of allies as well as threats from adversaries, as worked through the interagency process.
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The strategy was devised by HHS's Interagency Pain Research Coordinating Committee, which includes representatives from a wide range of federal government agencies, doctors, scientists, patient advocates and the public.
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Refugees already undergo an intense security screening that can take up to two years and involves a background check, medical testing, in-person interviews, and various interagency security checks.
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And while there's been some argument over the size and scope of these tariffs, this decision went through the normal interagency process and was bashed out behind closed doors.
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"The agency is continuing to work with NHTSA to develop a joint proposed rule and is looking forward to the interagency process," Liz Bowman, an EPA spokeswoman, told Bloomberg.
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On June 25, Taylor grew concerned when Sondland told him he didn't want most of the normal interagency participants in on a call planned with Zelensky later that day.
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A vulnerable population According to the US Interagency Council on Homelessness, on any given day, more than 150,000 Californians are living in homelessness -- the most of any US state.
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Getting it attended to will require reaching out to the authority's interagency liaison who will in turn reach out to the City Department of Environmental Protection, which controls hydrants.
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The book examines the American government's hostage-negotiation policies, and it ends with some reforms that created an interagency hostage-recovery unit under the Obama administration in June 2015.
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The discussion on sanctions had gone through the interagency process, and officials at the State Department and at the National Security Council had voiced their support for the action.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order last November setting up a federal interagency task force, and the state of Montana and Big Horn County have their groups, too.
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Mr. Trump's contempt for and evisceration of the interagency process putatively coordinated by the National Security Council staff — serially showcased, last month with the strike that killed Maj. Gen.
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H.R. McMaster was a pragmatic stickler who valued the customary interagency deliberations that shaped decision making at the National Security Council, and which President Trump found tedious and distracting.
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As one of the FAA's four lines of business, AST has struggled to acquire adequate funding or receive the proper attention to regulatory and interagency issues plaguing the office.
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It is an open question whether filling these key positions will make a difference, whether thought-out positions or options from a disciplined interagency process will be listened to.
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White House principal deputy press secretary Raj Shah said there will be a full interagency and national security review and the President will be advised before making a decision.
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He chose to issue the executive order without going through the ordinary interagency process — meaning he didn't thoroughly vet it with the agencies that are tasked with implementing it.
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But Lighthizer clarified Monday that the five US workers would be providing technical assistance, disbursing capacity building funds, and providing assistance to a new US government interagency labor committee.
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First, starting on July 31 at an interagency meeting, I made clear to interagency leadership my understanding that once D.O.D. reaches the point at which it does not have sufficient time to obligate all the funding by the end of the fiscal year, there were only two legal ways to discontinue obligation of U.S.A.I.: a president-directed rescission or a D.O.D.-directed reprogramming action, either of which would need to be notified to Congress.
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"It's unaffordable and unneeded," said Andrew C. Weber, a former assistant secretary of defense and former director of the Nuclear Weapons Council, an interagency body that oversees the nation's arsenal.
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Bannon will join the principals committee, the National Security Council's top interagency group that coordinates with the State Department and Pentagon to assist the president in navigating foreign policy matters.
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The administration is also planning to omit worst-case scenario projections from the National Climate Assessment, an interagency report that examines the impact of climate change, according to the Times.
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The Mineral Fire is one of nearly 30 major wildfires burning across the U.S. West, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho, five of them in California.
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But that official cautioned against reading too much into the preparations, noting that there is a standing weekly interagency meeting on trade at the White House to discuss specific policies.
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As part of the interagency discussion of the emails' classification, Patrick Kennedy, the undersecretary of state for management, originally contacted the FBI about a single email that was in dispute.
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The Commerce Department released on Tuesday an interagency report that identifies a list of minerals deemed critical to U.S. strategic interests and outlines an action plan to ensure their supply.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has asked the Environmental Protection Agency to temporarily halt all contracts, grants and interagency agreements pending a review, according to sources.
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This week, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, there are more than 50 large wildfires, mostly in the West, that have consumed about 1,214 square miles (2200,2300 square kilometers).
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According to the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics, the population of children in the United States has been declining or about flat for the past several years.
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Unbelievable as it may sound, there are no institutional checks and balances to stop a president from going nuclear — no interagency meetings, congressional hearings, Supreme Court decisions or U.N. votes.
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There is a full interagency communication process during a North Korean missile launch which would involve command centers from the Pentagon, the intelligence community and major US military commands overseas.
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The legislation would require the creation of an interagency committee to combat Russian propaganda and covert efforts to influence people, economic and political decisions in the United States and elsewhere.
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For the executive branch, the report recommends an interagency task force on corruption, senior anti-corruption officials at relevant agencies and anti-corruption offices at relevant agencies, among 11 recommendations.
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Tillerson's remarks come as the Trump administration is conducting an interagency review of its Cuba policy, which is expected to result in a roll back of some Obama-era changes.
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"We will continue to work with our interagency partners on a more detailed assessment of this latest launch and we will provide a public update if warranted," command spokesman Cmdr.
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President Obama shifted $5 billion toward space defense, and agencies have begun participating in war-game scenarios involving space combat at the recently activated Joint Interagency Combined Space Operations Center.
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The study is from the National Toxicology Program, an interagency group in the Department of Health and Human Services whose job it is to assess the possible risks of chemicals.
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She's working with McMaster on long-term strategy and helping lead the interagency process with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Defense Secretary James Mattis and leaders of the intelligence community.
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Trump took an important step by disbanding the Interagency Working Group that concocted the metrics, and he halted the use of social cost of greenhouse gases in the rulemaking process.
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Clinton's staff has accused the government of overclassifying, and attribute the large number of emails now marked as classified to an "interagency" dispute between the State Department and intelligence agencies.
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For all his own bluster, Trump has presided over what appears to be a normal, rigorous and deliberate interagency process to discuss and debate solutions to the North Korea problem.
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All told, there are 782,681 acres on fire in the United States, and more than 550,000 of them are in Alaska, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center situation report.
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Note: This story features some statistics collected by the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) — a data-driven group that coordinates federal efforts to eliminate homelessness in the States.
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It was finally published in 2015 without interagency approval, and with a note stating that it represented the views of only the Defense Department — not the government as a whole.
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"We are also working closely with our interagency partners and host nation counterparts to determine the appropriate steps to ensure the safety and security of all U.S. personnel," she added.
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Victoria Coates, the senior director of Middle East policy on the National Security Council whose team is leading an interagency process to explore the policy shift, also supports the designation.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is an interagency panel led by the Treasury Department that can block foreign investments in American companies on national security grounds.
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"We are working diligently with our interagency colleagues to determine what, if any, information or answers we can provide," wrote Paul Ney, the General Counsel of the Department of Defense.
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The plans, which are still under review, are based on interagency input from the departments of Homeland Security and State, as well as the White House, according to the official.
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"It's very unusual to have this many fires burning this many acres across such a broad area at this time in September," National Interagency Fire Center spokeswoman Jennifer Jones said.
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Those would be vetted and discussed interagency across the National Security Council at multiple levels, usually starting with deputy secretaries, then moving to principals and eventually moving to the president.
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Dr. Robert Marbut, the executive director on the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, criticized the Obama administration's approach, where the federal government took a "housing first" approach to the issue.
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It's largely not a highly disciplined organization, decision making is fragmented, and sometimes people don't want to take decisions, coordination is difficult through the interagency — has been for every administration.
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"It's largely not a highly disciplined organization, decision-making is fragmented and sometimes people don't want to take decisions; coordination is difficult through the interagency," he said of the government.
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According to other officials, three rounds of interagency meetings were then held to try to "unstick" the blocked aid or at least figure out why it was being held up.
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The Department of Defense and its interagency partners had updated their prospective cost estimates for the parade, a U.S. defense official with firsthand knowledge of the assessment had told CNBC.
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But it appears that the formal order to temporarily freeze the Ukraine aid came after officials were informed in a July 18 interagency meeting that the aid would be frozen.
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In a letter to lawyers representing both companies dated Sunday, Aimen Mir, a top Treasury and CFIUS official, hinted that the interagency panel is leaning toward recommending against the deal.
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In March 2017, Trump granted a request from the head of Africom to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al-Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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Robert Marbut, a consultant for cities looking to end homelessness, has been tapped to lead the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness — a group the administration has repeatedly tried to eliminate.
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In addition to the question of certifying compliance, the Trump administration is conducting an interagency review of the deal to determine whether to continue suspending nuclear-related sanctions on Iran.
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In order to produce the letters from Mr. Trump, the White House began an interagency review to craft the language in them, according to a person familiar with the bid.
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About 5.4 million acres (2.2 million hectares) have been blackened in more than a dozen states during this year's extremely active wildfire season, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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"It's very unusual to have this many fires burning this many acres across such a broad area at this time in September," National Interagency Fire Center spokeswoman Jennifer Jones told Reuters.
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The Pentagon would only say that an interagency effort is underway and that Trump&aposs agreement with Kim last week cleared the way for the planning for the return of remains.
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"Through interagency cooperation and the combination of our resources, we will continue to remove dangerous drugs off the streets," the Post reports Arizona Department of Public Safety Assistant Director Lt. Col.
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And of course this whole mess could have been avoided if the executive order had gone through proper interagency review in the first place, as well as being more narrowly tailored.
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Kelly said anyone who had been following Trump's campaign wouldn't be surprised by the travel ban order, but he remained vague on the extent of the involvement of the interagency process.
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In addition to the Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, Orange Beach police, Homeland Security Investigations and the interagency Regional Coordinating Mechanism assisted with the recovery.
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The National Interagency Fire Center said Sunday that the summer monsoon should bring enough rain to Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico in early July to reduce the risk of major fires.
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Friday's proposal, which is open to a 60-day public comment period, will likely be an interagency mandate that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will have a hand in enforcing.
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A senior administration official told CNN Tuesday that interagency discussions are taking place and that many across the administration feel the US should intervene militarily to keep Aleppo in opposition hands.
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Any time agencies want to keep a vulnerability they discover secret so it can be used for surveillance, they have to make their case in front of a special interagency panel.
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The senators also called for a "full and judicious" review of the Period Review Board, the parole-like interagency board established by Obama in 2011 to decide whether to transfer detainees.
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MANILA (Reuters) - An interagency panel chaired by Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has approved four major infrastructure projects worth 386.3 billion pesos ($7.59 billion), including bridges, roads and the country's first subway.
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During the Obama administration, he led investigations of mishandled sexual assault allegations on college campuses and took part in the White House interagency task force on sexual assault response at universities.
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In addition to working on interagency projects, these agencies just announced that they will devote $22019 million towards long-term investments in AI research and education over the upcoming 6 years.
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"The federal law is dumb and dangerous and the point is to set a higher standard faster," Snyder said Friday during a Flint Water Interagency Coordinating Committee meeting, according to reports.
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A 2016 law has established an interagency unit to coördinate "counter-propaganda," and bills proposed in October expand requirements of the Foreign Agent Registration Act, which regulates foreign influence in Washington.
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And in the realm of national security, the interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has been actively challenging deals, putting a chill on the ardor of Chinese acquirers.
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"This is something that we need to fix, and we are working interagency, analyzing the comments, following up with them to determine what our next step forward will be," she said.
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I saw the same benefits from interagency debate when considering cases that set at odds multiple agencies, each of which would try to persuade the solicitor general to take its side.
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The Forest Service is working with its interagency partners to be prepared for potential increases in the fire activity by strategically staging smokejumpers, engines, crews and equipment to reduce response time.
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Holy Fire not only one burning in California In addition to the Holy Fire, firefighters in California are battling at least 10 large blazes, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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These and other policy changes can be traced to the Federal Interagency Reentry Council, a group of more than 20 federal agencies led by the attorney general and convened in 2011.
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It said lawmakers should strengthen the role of the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States, an interagency government panel that conducts national security reviews of acquisitions by foreign firms.
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And Washington's in an uproar this morning — forget about what's happening in the street — because Stephen Miller decided he was going to do this without going through the regular interagency process.
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Thursday's report, which refers to the individuals by title only, is based on interviews, written responses, documents, as well as interagency correspondence and records that involved HHS senior officials and staff.
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In the past, reaching agreement on a communique was important to the United States, often because the communiques reflected so much of what U.S. administrations and interagency teams had pressed for.
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The federal shift took on new urgency after wildfires burned over 22020 million acres in both 212 and 2017, the highest rates since 1952, according to National Interagency Fire Center data.
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As of Tuesday morning, it had consumed more than 23,000 acres on the edge of San Juan National Forest and was only about 15 percent contained, according to an interagency team.
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A federal interagency committee opened an investigation into TikTok after lawmakers, including Sen Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), raised concerns about a Chinese company's acquisition of the app formerly known as Musical.
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Some of them were contained on Sunday, including the 153-square-mile fire north of Fernley, the National Wildfire Coordinating Group, a federal interagency group that coordinates on wildfire information, said.
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Institutional or interagency competition may indeed intensify as a result of Putin's shake-up, but it is also clear that he won't voluntarily give up his role as the ultimate arbiter.
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It's created here, it's developed here, then we take it into the interagency process where it gets a thorough vetting -- LABOTT: It doesn't seem like it's been that this year though.
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In a series of interagency meetings, I heard that the president had directed the Office of Management and Budget to hold the funds because of his concerns about corruption in Ukraine.
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In conducting its interagency review, OIRA draws upon the expertise of the entire federal government, including the attorneys of the Justice Department and others whose knowledge of government programs runs deep.
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The latest: On Monday and Tuesday of this week, a U.S. interagency team led by Coates met at the White House with an Israeli delegation led by the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
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I hope the interagency panel reviewing the president's proposal remembers what happened in Iraq, reviews the success of our support to Syria's local communities and continues this small but strategic initiative.
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Wildfires have scorched nearly 2.8 million acres so far this year, compared with 2.1 million acres at this point in 2016, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
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The United States military, with our interagency team, is working with our partners to address this unprecedented attack and defend the international rules-based order that is being undermined by Iran.
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And, according to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, nationwide, those who do survive see their lifespans cut by an average of 20 years because they've lived among the elements.
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"USTR career officials and the interagency Section 301 Committee carefully review all public comments received during public notice and comment periods and testimony delivered at public hearings," the press office said.
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The main provisions of the bill include an interagency task force to recommend new guidelines for pain management and prescribing and a new substance abuse program within the Department of Justice.
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Among the priorities outlined by the strategy are improving Near-Earth Object (NEO) detection, developing methods for deflecting asteroids, and developing interagency emergency procedures in the event of an NEO impact.
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Some of the detainees were cleared for transfer in 2010 by an interagency Guantanamo Review Task Force, while the release of others was approved by a parole board established in 153.
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Some of the detainees were cleared for transfer in 2010 by an interagency Guantanamo Review Task Force, while the release of others was approved by a parole board established in 2013.
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Why it matters: The undersecretary for political affairs is the person who represents the State Department when it comes to interagency deliberations and making day-to-day decisions, according to Schulman.
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But to truly connect the dots, we'll need to bring people and information together in a way that doesn't exist today -- perhaps in the form of a northern Joint Interagency Task Force.
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Has that policy been debated and discussed among North Korea experts at the State Department, Defense Department, CIA, and other agencies, and filtered through the interagency process at the National Security Council?
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Currently, however, U.S. global health security efforts and the interagency capacity to respond to such outbreaks as the coronavirus are largely reliant on an executive order and not specifically supported in law.
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This two-day event will highlight training and technology requirements for the joint service EOD force, interagency interoperability, and will include a Technology Outreach event with the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency.
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The conflagration is one of 35 major wildfires that have charred half a million acres in 12 states, mostly in the West, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
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Once referred, refugees must go through an extensive review process involving interviews, a medical evaluation and an interagency security screening aimed at ensuring they don't pose a threat to the United States.
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Thursday, October 11 • Ivanka attended the President's Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons meeting and met with human trafficking survivors who work on the task force's advisory panel.
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An email from the State Department's refugee office reviewed by Reuters Saturday said the U.S. government is working with its legal team and interagency and overseas partners to comply with the ruling.
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So it's a shame that the bicycle is caught in the messy world of San Francisco politics, complete with interagency grousing, rivalry between billion-dollar public companies, and plenty of official letterhead.
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And Netanyahu's national security adviser, Meir Ben-Shabbat, will lead a senior interagency delegation to Washington, likely in the first week of December, for talks with Trump's national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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According to the document, each agency must put together an operational plan that must go through a legal review before being submitted to the National Security Staff (NSS) for an interagency review.
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"We've increased pressure and have been collecting information on these illicit transfers and then feeding them back to our interagency partners for financial, law enforcement and diplomatic action," the official told NBC.
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"There are people across the interagency with varying degrees of frustration about the current coordination process, given some of the outstanding issues that require NSC leadership," the administration official told The Hill.
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"I really think when the public goes through these proposals ... that they will see a very serious effort to lay out innovative ideas regarding improving the current interagency consultation process," he said.
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The State Department and Clinton's campaign contend that none of the information in the emails was classified when it was originally sent, and they have portrayed the matter as an interagency dispute.
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" An EPA spokesperson said in a statement that the agency "received input from a number of stakeholders and utilized the intra and interagency process to ensure a robust proposal was put forward.
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The career government employees detailed to the NSC staff, and their U.S. intelligence community and military colleagues throughout the interagency, played a key and direct role in developing and writing this Strategy.
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The interagency process was first disclosed by the Obama administration in 2014 and has stoked security and privacy concerns as a result of the few public details that have come out. Rep.
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He said three rounds of experiments had already been carried out through the Joint Interagency Combined Space Operations Center, but the results had not yet been briefed to Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
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In that case, the Trump transition team asked for the names of members of an interagency task force on countering violent extremism that the Obama administration established in January, the officials said.
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Under a little-known cybersecurity rule adopted by the Obama administration in 2010, previously undiscovered hacks are subject to an interagency review to determine if they should be disclosed to the manufacturer.
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"There is a critical shortage of affordable rental housing in every jurisdiction across the country," Barbara Poppe, the former executive director of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, told the Journal.
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And we have done this successfully before, one of the best model's being the Cold War's interagency Active Measure Working Group, which targeted and delegitimized anti-American propaganda from the Soviet Union.
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Authorize the Atrocities Prevention Board (APB), a high-level interagency body that brings together principals from across the U.S. government to share intelligence and discuss ways to prevent genocide and mass atrocities.
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The Coast Guard responded, and after an analysis conducted alongside an "interagency team of cyber experts" concluded that while the functionality of the boat's computer system was impacted, control systems were not.
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Every year, as part of the Interagency Bison Management Plan (IBMP), bison migrating out of the park are able to be shot by hunters or are captured to be shipped for slaughter.
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Details on clearances: Nielsen said DHS is working with the interagency process to bypass the security clearance process as needed if there is intel that must be shared with local officials urgently.
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The United States has begun an interagency process to determine whether to seek an extension of the New START nuclear treaty with Russia when it expires in February 2021, the official said.
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That means war-zone targeting rules -- in which commanders can choose to strike al Shabaab without an interagency review and without the other criteria -- will now apply for at least 180 days.
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Under a little-known cybersecurity rule adopted by the Obama administration in 2010, previously undiscovered hacks are subject to an interagency review to determine whether they should be disclosed to the manufacturer.
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"I can't make that commitment because it's in interagency review at this point," he said, referring to the action plan, which was then undergoing review by other parts of the executive branch.
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These interagency events are held throughout the spring, said Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) commissioner Hilary Franz, and train hundreds of firefighters over multiple days in fire camp-like conditions.
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"The interagency community continues to work diligently to determine the cause of the symptoms, as well as develop mitigation measures," Heather Nauert, the State Department spokeswoman, said at an afternoon news briefing.
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With a year to resolve this issue, a White House-led interagency team engaged with the union's leadership and member countries to fashion a sweeping reform of the antiquated terminal dues system.
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She emphasized her plan to make a LGBTQ prevention program inside the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness and said she would be open to treating crimes against transgender people as hate crimes.
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The National Interagency Fire Center on Wednesday reported more than 153 large, active blazes across the country, most in the drought-stricken West where holiday festivities could lead to increased fire danger.
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The National Space Defense Center, originally set up in 2015 as the Joint Interagency Combined Space Operations Center, is "functioning at Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado as we speak," Selva said.
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There have been complaints that when the people on that team had a dual reporting structure, in interagency discussions they would play up one or the other depending on what benefited them.
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It launched the Trans-Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership in 2005, bringing together 10 countries for a multiyear, interagency program aimed at "building resilience" to radicalization, building counterterrorism capacity and improving regional security cooperation.
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Thompson will be leaving a pivotal post vacant at the State Department while the White House is conducting intense interagency talks to develop options for Trump to pursue a new nuclear pact.
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"The analysis of the options was discussed vigorously through the interagency process for months, culminating in what would have to be described as a well-informed decision by the president," Pfeiffer said.
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"Regardless of which department controls the export, all firearms will remain subject to U.S. government export authorization requirements, interagency review, and monitoring of commercial entities involved in export and sales," he added.
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An interagency group of financial regulators announced Friday that AIG would no longer be subject to stricter federal oversight under a Dodd-Frank Act provision aimed at preventing crisis-causing bank failures.
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First, even within each of our own government organizations, we struggle to align competing policies, offices and priorities, not to mention coordinate and integrate those activities to ensure consistency across the interagency.
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The State Department's Consular Lookout and Support System and Homeland Security's Interagency Border Inspection System use this information to identify any threats posed by visa applicants or people applying for immigration benefits.
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As defense secretary, he is the chief custodian and proximate controller of the nation's military resources, which affords him considerable clout in the interagency process, and he has strong ties in Congress.
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Longer-term compacts will empower the interagency to partner with local civil society in designing assessment frameworks and holding security forces accountable for improvements in governance in exchange for US security assistance.
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"We've increased pressure and have been collecting information on these illicit transfers and then feeding them back to our interagency partners for financial, law enforcement and diplomatic action," the official told NBC News.
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"Because FEMA and its partners lacked situational awareness early in the response, the Agency initially could not be certain that FEMA and interagency partner efforts were sufficient to stabilize the incident," it found.
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The US government agencies in charge of reuniting immigrant families separated at the border claim to have streamlined the process with a central interagency database that tracks the location of children and parents.
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Reeker also heard Defense officials say that the aid needed to be released, as Laura Cooper said in her deposition earlier this week, during the interagency meeting he had attended, the source said.
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Trump signed an order reversing Presidential Policy Directive 20 that had mapped out an elaborate interagency process before the United States engaged in cyberattacks, the Journal said, citing people familiar with the action.
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Last year, the Trump administration removed several Obama-era restrictions on airstrikes, including interagency vetting prior to each strike and a requirement that every target must pose a direct threat to American lives.
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Within two days, law enforcement officials -- including the interagency Joint Terrorism Task Force, which happens to be based in Chelsea -- had tracked down hard evidence, identified a suspect and took him into custody.
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Apparently, according to Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), Senate Republicans caved on the ZTE restrictions in order to strengthen an interagency body called the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US, or CFIUS.
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The U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness has slammed cities who are taking the tiny home approach, arguing it doesn&apost actually solve the problem and ends up being costly and hard to manage.
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State Department spokesman John Kirby said U.S. officials involved in the interagency process that deals with national security had discussed other options "that don't revolve around diplomacy" to address the situation in Syria.
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Having served as the senior defense official in Washington's second highest interagency national security circle, known as the Deputies Committee, I can attest to its scope and how seriously this process is taken.
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As a result, he appears intent on ditching the first element of what appears to be an interagency consensus recommending recertifying the nuclear deal, while embracing calls among officials to ratchet up pressure.
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It includes critical provisions in support of trauma-informed approaches, including prioritizing trauma-informed training, expanding CDC data collection on ACEs, and development of an interagency task force on trauma-informed best practices.
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Following an interagency rule-making process that included State, the Commerce Department and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Commerce last spring released a draft rule in an attempt to implement the arrangement.
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Following the shooting, Obama delivered a dramatic speech on December 16, 2012, created an interagency gun violence task force on December 19, 2012 and proposed new gun control legislation on January, 16, 20133.
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A total of 5,000 residents were forced to evacuate several small communities southwest of Yosemite National Park since the fire began on Sunday, the California Interagency Incident Management Team said in a tweet.
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As reported by The New York Times, the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness — a coalition of 28500 federal agencies — has been producing an annual plan to prevent and end homelessness since 6900.
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Jeffrey, along with a U.S. interagency delegation, on Monday met with Turkish counterparts for what was described as a "High Level Working Group meeting on Syria," the fifth such gathering since last summer.
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"What we're seeing is grassy range fires, which is a very typical fuel to burn this time of year," said Carol Connolly, a spokesperson for the Northwest Interagency Coordination Center in Portland, Oregon.
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That provision seeks to reform the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), the interagency panel that assesses national security threats posed by significant investments in U.S. businesses by non-U.
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"The proposal is currently under interagency review, which places the Trump administration on track to release the Renewable Fuel Standard Renewable Volume Obligations (RVOs) on time for the third consecutive year," he said.
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The Elie Wiesel Act provides legislative support for interagency efforts like the APB that ensure coordination among all the relevant departments of the U.S. government, so that prevention can be more effectively prioritized.
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And similar to the police using CompStat data to develop strategies for reducing crime in certain areas, the city can use its extensive health data to push interagency health initiatives in specific areas.
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"We have strategic stockpiled medical supplies, we have enough that we were able to offer to the interagency team a supply of masks and gowns and ventilators and things like that," Esper said.
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It could include shrinking the broad policy role played by the central bank and transferring some of those responsibilities to an interagency committee of regulators that Mr. Liu is also set to lead.
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Cover image: White House senior adviser Ivanka Trump speaks during the Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons annual meeting at the White House in Washington, U.S., October 11, 2018.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) and Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced Wednesday that more than 600 arrests have been made as a result of an interagency operation cracking down on Mexican cartel activity.
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The Trump administration has made prison reform and workforce development priorities, and established the Federal Interagency Council on Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry, which Lowden will lead as executive director, in March 2018.
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They expressed "disappointment" that Trump had the nerve to defy the federal agencies by not discussing "any of our interagency agreed-upon talking points" in Trump's first call with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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It said that Mr. Bannon, the former head of Breitbart News, would be among the "regular attendees" at "principals committee" meetings — the interagency forum for cabinet-level officials to discuss national security policy.
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"The United States military, with our interagency team, is working with our partners to address this unprecedented attack and defend the international rules-based order that is being undermined by Iran," Esper said.
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After the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, when some felt poor interagency coordination prevented Washington from consolidating gains after military victories, the NSC expanded to better coordinate US responses to complex global problems.
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It can serve as a catalyst for a clear roadmap for interagency collaboration as well as better leveraging of the private sector, where most of our innovations and technological solutions will come from.
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In December, the White House appointed Robert Marbut, a former homelessness consultant, to direct the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, which works with 19 federal departments and agencies to address the matter.
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Rachel Semmel, a spokeswoman for the budget office, said, "It's reckless to tie the hold of funds to the phone call," noting the mid-July announcement of the hold at an interagency meeting.
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"It's a staggering estimate," said Andrew C. Weber, an assistant defense secretary in the Obama administration and a former director of the Nuclear Weapons Council, an interagency body that oversees the nation's arsenal.
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The interagency board will be officially established on March 12, according to the guidance, and will have seven members, including Trump's federal chief information officer Suzette Kent, who will serve as its chair.
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White House officials and a source close to the process insist the document will face the same level of scrutiny and undergo the same interagency review as the Republican memo did last week.
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Gavin Newsom criticized the federal government while appointing the former official, Matthew Doherty, who had served as the director of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness during the Obama and Trump administrations.
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This small, interagency body, under the auspices of the Department of the Treasury, still vets foreign acquisitions of U.S. entities based on a limited concept of national security, focused on defense-related industries.
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They include high-level interagency review of proposed strikes and requirements that the target pose a threat to Americans — not just to American interests — and near certainty that no civilians would be killed.
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That said, the Nunes document, the source familiar with the discussion said, is subject to political considerations more so than a typical document that would be subject to this kind of interagency review.
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"The other thing I'd say is that these requests are also frequently more complex, and increasingly seeking larger volumes of documents requiring more time, more resources, and frankly more interagency coordination," Kirby said.
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"There is a deep hunger for McMaster's view in the interagency," he added, referring to the process by which the State Department, Pentagon and other agencies funnel recommendations through the National Security Council.
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The experts also recommend that the Trump administration establish a high-level interagency operation to coordinate activities to counter disinformation between the FBI, CIA, Pentagon and the Departments of Homeland Security and State.
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"The United States military, with our interagency team, is working with our partners to address this unprecedented attack and defend the international rules-based order that is being undermined by Iran," he wrote.
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President Donald Trump's administration had asked the EPA to temporarily freeze grants, contracts and interagency agreements pending a review, sparking worries by state and local officials that pollution cleanup efforts could be delayed.
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"The United States military, with our interagency team, is working with our partners to address this unprecedented attack and defend the international rules-based order that is being undermined by Iran," Esper tweeted.
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His proposed plan would dramatically increase government research funding, woo high-tech professionals into government positions, welcome talented immigrants and set up an interagency to consider how to manage the drawbacks of adoption.
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"As directed by the president's January 22, 2009 executive order, the interagency Guantanamo Review Task Force conducted a comprehensive review of these cases," the Department of Defense said in a statement on Saturday.
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The report also lauded recent legislation that strengthened the review process by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an interagency panel that assesses the national security implications of investment.
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Meanwhile, the new Navarro-run NTIC means that protectionist measures emanating from Commerce will be able to bypass the interagency process at the White House that's normally run through the National Economic Council.
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As of Tuesday, the National Interagency Fire Center reports that there are 106 uncontained large fires across the country, with a total of 5.6 million acres ravaged by fire so far this year.
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"This means that rules will be drafted with the careful consideration they are due under relevant statutes, applicable executive orders and related guidance, in addition to benefiting from adequate public scrutiny and interagency review."
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said the upcoming wildfire season will have "elevated wildfire activity," from June through September, according to a National Interagency Fire Center monthly wildland fire potential outlook released in early June.
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Treasury also suggested that the online lenders support more transparency in their transactions and suggested that the government should create an interagency working group to help identify existing regulations that apply to the lenders.
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But since then Mohamed has remained in Kenya, his resettlement bogged down in the customary years of false starts, interagency bureaucracy, and numerous security clearances made worse by Trump's on-again off-again ban.
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Earlier this year, CFIUS — a federal interagency commission that oversees foreign investment in the US — had declared Grindr's Chinese ownership a national security risk, forcing its parent company to put it up for sale.
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It would also create an interagency task force to address the problem, and push carriers like AT&T and Verizon to deploy call authentication systems like the pending STIR/SHAKEN protocols into their networks.
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The remit of CFIUS, an interagency group led by the Treasury Department that assesses mergers and stock buys by foreign investors and companies to ensure that purchases do not harm national security, was broadened.
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Fox News reported at the time that Ohr was involved in Project Cassandra, an interagency investigation spearheaded by the DEA that tracked a massive international drug and money laundering scheme allegedly run by Hezbollah.
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No buildings have been destroyed so far, but flames had crept to within a few hundred yards of homes, with multiple aircraft dropping water and flame retardant, according to Inciweb, an interagency fire report.
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A deal with Anbang would likely face a review by the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, an interagency panel that reviews deals to ensure they do not harm national security.
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"Asteroid detection, tracking and defense of our planet is something that NASA, its interagency partners, and the global community take very seriously," said John Grunsfeld, associate administrator for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington.
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The Rule should be amended to prohibit the riskiest research that might produce highly virulent, contagious new strains of a pathogen, while permitting exceptions if an interagency expert panel judges the risk is warranted.
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The year's wildfire season is one of the worst in history in the United States, with nearly 8.6 million acres (3.5 million hectares) burned, just behind 2012, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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But the inspector general's office found that these mistakes caused "significant harm," and it urged the prisons bureau to take steps to bolster its policies, reporting, training and interagency communications to prevent such missteps.
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Even when there isn't a formal interagency agreement, ICE officers can sometimes view data informally at a specific department, a practice Electronic Frontier Foundation researcher Dave Maass has uncovered at departments like Long Beach.
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After the issuance of a frequently-asked-questions document "for implementing the March 2013 Interagency Guidance on Leveraged Lending, the volume of non-pass leveraged loans declined sharply," according to the 2015 SNC report.
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Top GOP chairmen investigating foreign visa program: Two top Republican committee chairmen are investigating an interagency panel that advised the federal government to shut down a controversial investor visa program that expires in October.
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While some have questioned his ability to navigate the interagency process and politics in Washington, a quick look at his assignments over the past 13 years illustrate the breadth and depth of his preparedness.
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Included are cuts in the Department of Housing and Urban Development's affordable housing and homeless assistance programs, Medicaid, and the innovative federal homelessness prevention policy of the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH).
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development sees several affordable housing programs eliminated, the US Interagency Council on Homelessness is gone, and the Corporation for National and Community Service, which oversees AmeriCorps, is defunded.
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Lambrinidou has studied lead contamination in drinking water for years and was on the Flint Water Interagency Coordinating Committee put together by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder to develop long term solutions to the problem.
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As President Trump's first deputy national security adviser, she led the original interagency review of North Korea policy, and was one of the driving forces behind the president's across-the-board escalating pressure campaign.
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The Ferguson Fire, which is encroaching on Yosemite Valley, is just one of some 75 large fires stretching from Oklahoma to Alaska, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, already costing millions of dollars.
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Nor is there a European Union version of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, or Cfius, an interagency group that carefully screens Chinese and other foreign investments to protect national security.
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"Our biggest concern this summer will be the lower-elevation rangelands of the West," Ed Delgado, who runs predictive services for the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) in Boise, Idaho, told reporters last week.
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American law-enforcement officials have developed a clear preference for prosecuting maritime smuggling cases in Florida, where federal agencies have set up interagency drug-task forces and prosecutors have expertise on maritime drug cases.
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More than 8.5 million acres have burned across the United States so far, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, putting 2017 on track to be one of the worst years ever for wildfires.
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Isolated thunderstorms were predicted to hit the areas affected by the 416 fire and the Burro fire in the next few days, said Kelsey Griffee, a spokeswoman for the interagency team overseeing firefighting efforts.
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"Under Generals Flynn and McMaster the NSC acted under more of the 'Scowcroft Model' -- as a curator for a robust interagency process," Bannon told CNN, referring to a two-time former national security adviser.
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Andrew C. Weber, who was an assistant defense secretary and the director of the Nuclear Weapons Council, an interagency body that oversees the nation's arsenal, argued that the weapon was unneeded, unaffordable and provocative.
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"Most of that is an inter-administration, interagency process and I'm not going to get ahead of any of the details of the where, the when, or any of that here today," Sanders said.
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Later that day, Nancy Beck, deputy assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, suggested elevating the study to OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs to coordinate an interagency review.
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Even if evidence of Trump's claim exists, there was no interagency process or decision made to release such information or for the president to say what he said, according to a senior administration official.
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"I think part of the review, the interagency process, is to determine where Iran is in compliance with the deal and to make recommendations to the president on the path forward," Mr. Spicer said.
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President Trump will leave Mar-a-Lago to fly to Naval Air Station Key West to visit the Joint Interagency Task Force-South, NORTHCOM and SOUTHCOM before returning to his resort in the afternoon.
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OMB provides what President Obama called "a dispassionate and analytical second opinion" on draft regulations, both by coordinating interagency review and by ensuring that agencies have weighed the rule's likely positive and negative consequences.
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The law would create a federal interagency task force to strengthen U.S. government efforts at atrocity prevention and response, along with providing training for Foreign Service Officers in preventing and addressing conflict and atrocities.
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Meanwhile, the administration is pushing forward on the policy level, spearheading the reestablishment of the Federal Interagency Reentry Council that will assemble the leaders of all relevant federal agencies to identify opportunities for action.
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"The proposed list of products is based on extensive interagency economic analysis and would target products that benefit from China's industrial plans while minimizing the impact on the U.S. economy," USTR said a release.
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An interagency body that includes representatives from the Treasury, Justice and Defense Departments, Cfius can recommend against foreign deals made for American companies, or companies connected to the United States, on grounds of national security.
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The Southwest, which has been struggling with drought, should get enough rain in early July to reduce the risk of major blazes in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico, the National Interagency Fire Center said Sunday.
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The President's Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons has forged unprecedented collaboration in the federal government and increased prosecutor capacity and improved victim identification and assistance efforts in the United States.
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"Stemming overdose deaths will take a broad interagency approach led by someone with a singular focus and extensive knowledge of the drivers of—and solutions to—the epidemic," former ONDCP official Regina LaBelle told BuzzFeed.
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Two months later, during an interagency meeting, the Office of Management and Budget announced it would review whether Ukraine should receive $400 million in assistance from the US that had been set aside by Congress.
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There is such a thing as a fire warning, though they have seldom been issued, according to Robyn Heffernan, National Fire Weather Science and Dissemination Meteorologist at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
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Senior administration officials told reporters Monday that the announcement comes after months of interagency deliberation "where everyone's ideas were able to be heard," and that ultimately the final decision was made at the president's request.
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"The Department of State is working with the U.S. Government interagency and [People's Republic of China] counterparts on staging additional flights for U.S. citizens to return to the United States from Wuhan," the spokesperson said.
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Current U.S. protocols for vetting refugees is a nearly two-year process that includes repeated in person interviews, screening against all relevant classified and unclassified data bases, utilizing biometric validators, and determinations at interagency meetings.
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With 10 of the remaining 91 detainees expected to undergo military tribunals, that leaves another 47 detainees who could be approved by an interagency review board to be sent home or to a third country.
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"Here's the consensus among top Republican and Democratic former officials I spoke with: National security adviser H.R. McMaster ran a tight interagency process; Defense Secretary Jim Mattis offered the president clear, manageable options," Ignatius wrote.
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The new rules were developed in an interagency effort between the State Department, Department of Homeland Security and Director of National Intelligence as well as top homeland security adviser Tom Bossert in the White House.
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On the enforcement side, it means using the interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) to keep the Chinese company Huawei — and other corporate instruments of Chinese policy — out of the U.S. market.
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Most significantly, Trump recently issued an executive order to create the Federal Interagency Council on Crime Prevention and Improving Reentry -- to align federal government resources toward helping those returning home from prison to reintegrate successfully.
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Also in 2016, a Federal Interagency Task Force released 44 recommendations to regulators to help minimize future leaks, including phasing out the "single point of failure" wells like the one that ruptured at Aliso Canyon.
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U.S. airstrikes against al-Shabaab have increased this year after President Trump granted a request from Africom to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al-Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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The administration's interagency process approved transfer deals for 14 of the 26 on that list several weeks ago, officials said, although Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter has not yet notified Congress that he approved them.
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The proposed rule was at the forefront of a brief interagency disagreement last week when Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue said the EPA was not going to be able to finalize the rule on time.
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The record heat has only added to the general misery index in Alaska, where the National Interagency Fire Center reports about 40 large wildfires have burned more than 810,000 acres (32,780 hectares) across the state.
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The C.D.C. saw a 193 percent increase in its budget program funding between the 219 and 214 fiscal years, after accounting for interagency transfers and one-time funding, and as measured in inflation-adjusted dollars.
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Two government officials said Mr. Trump had recently signed his new rules for such kill-or-capture counterterrorism operations, without major changes to an interagency agreement first described last month by The New York Times.
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But adding Mr. Guo as party secretary means that an influential and strongly pro-reform voice will represent the central bank in interagency debates in Beijing, even when Mr. Yi is out of the country.
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"The president needs O.N.D.C.P. to be a strong policy council to manage his drug control priorities, especially combating the opioid epidemic, and coordinate all of the interagency activities," said Meghan Burris, the budget office spokeswoman.
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The president praised the lawmakers for passing legislation this month that would strengthen the review of foreign deals in America by an interagency group known as the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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"The long-range weather models that we had through the spring and toward summer, they were just flat-out wrong," said Bryan Henry, a meteorologist at the National Interagency Fire Center, which coordinates wildfire response.
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"President Trump has talked more about homelessness than all other presidents combined since President Reagan," said Robert Marbut, the head of Trump's U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, at a recent conservative policy conference in Austin.
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He learned about Mr. Trump's conduct "in the course of official interagency business," according to the complaint, which was dotted with footnotes about machinations in Kiev and reinforced with public comments by senior Ukrainian officials.
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I sensed something odd when Ambassador Sondland told me on June 28 that he did not wish to include most of the regular interagency participants in a call planned with President Zelensky later that day.
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Also included in Van Hollen's document release is a December 10 letter from the Pentagon citing an "interagency equities at issue" as the reason they couldn't provide the GAO a "substantive reply" to their inquiry.
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U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland and former Ambassador Kurt Volker learned of the aid freeze on July 18, the same day White House budget officials announced it on an interagency video call.
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Last year, humans were to blame for more than 96 percent of California's 8,054 wildfires, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, whether the first embers came from abandoned firepits, discarded cigarettes or equipment malfunctions.
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But Douglas Feagin, the head of international business for Ant Financial, told The Wall Street Journal that progress had been made on a review by the interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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At the same time, the White House should establish a 6900G task force to improve leadership and interagency coordination on a strategy that must address security, innovation, and infrastructure in a much more holistic manner.
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Trump issued an order blocking the deal on Monday, citing the advice of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an interagency panel tasked with investigating such deals for national security threats.
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That sort of short-circuiting of the normal interagency process creates incentives for leaks by officials who feel shut out, as happened this week with a draft order contemplating reviving secret overseas "black site" prisons.
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In addition to the president, the Coalition has booked a number of Trump administration officials, including Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and White House Director of Policy and Interagency Coordination Carlos Rosillo.
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The interagency board will be officially established on March 220006, according to the guidance, and will be comprised of seven members, including Trump's federal chief information officer Suzette Kent, who will serve as its chair.
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Such delegation is only problematic because it was provided without commensurate guidance about the administration's foreign policy objectives in the region and without ranking interagency partners to help contextualize the military elements of the policy.
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Nielsen released a statement earlier Friday in which she said she had asked for volunteers to help within the Department of Homeland Security and that she is also "appealing to interagency partners for further assistance."
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Personnel from the FBI, CIA, National Security Agency, Justice Department, the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and representatives of the director of national intelligence formed an interagency working group to look into the matter.
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A properly run interagency process would have flagged this issue and gotten the order rewritten so that a move to secure the borders from terrorism didn't bar an infant Sudanese cancer patient from receiving treatment.
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Authorities are asking residents to comply with burn restrictions because a longer than normal fire season is anticipated across Florida, Texas and Oklahoma as warmer weather and drought lingers, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Within hours of the National Interagency Fire Centre in Boise, Idaho, receiving a call for help, it can dispatch one or more of the 110 Hotshot crews employed by federal agencies and state and county governments.
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After a full interagency review, the official said, the Obama administration decided to pass the decision on the series of operations off to the Trump administration, since they would have to commence under the new president.
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They are State's most valuable resource and a source of local and regional knowledge and access that can be critically important in your own education, in interagency fights, and in your own presentations to the President.
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All the grass that grew high dried out, and so did forests at higher elevations, leaving plenty of fuel for wildfires, said Bryan Henry, a manager at the National Interagency Fire Center, which coordinates wildfire-fighting.
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For starters, it would direct the secretary of health and human services to convene an interagency task force to develop a system of best practices for prescribing pain medications that would then be conveyed to doctors.
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An interagency report with information about the traveler can be sent forward immediately to law enforcement and intelligence agencies or the information can be integrated into the Customs and Border Protection's National Targeting Center's weekly report.
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President Trump should direct federal agencies to accelerate the required "action plan for parity enforcement" mandated in the bipartisan 21st Century Cures Act that would require interagency cooperation to proactively review insurance policies and investigate violations.
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"After carefully reviewing conditions in Somalia with interagency partners, (DHS) Secretary (Kirstjen) Nielsen determined the ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions that support Somalia's current designation for TPS continue to exist," the statement said.
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And should convene the Public Interest Trade Advisory Committee and the Trade Enhancing Access to Medicines interagency group, and appoint more public interest voices on the Industry Trade Advisory Committees relating to intellectual property and pharmaceuticals.
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The NSC's role to staff the President & coordinate the interagency on foreign policy—it is NOT the job of the NSC to map and target domestic political opponents or collude with outside allies to do so.
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Following an interagency rulemaking process that included State, the Commerce Department and the Department of Homeland Security, the administration attempted to implement the agreement, but met with fierce pushback from both the security community and lawmakers.
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"We're trying to take advantage of the cooler weather right now and do as much work as possible before the heat comes in," a spokesman for the South Central Sierra Interagency Incident Management Team told KPCC.
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"This issue continues to be a priority for this Administration, and the National Security Council has launched an interagency process focused on combating domestic terrorism in support of the President's counterterrorism strategy," the official told CNN.
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Because "personnel is policy," it really makes a difference whether State has the personnel to sit on the many interagency groups that send up to the principals on the National Security Council their recommendations for policy.
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Following an interagency rulemaking process that included State, the Commerce Department and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Commerce last spring released a draft rule in an attempt to implement the arrangement — but security experts revolted.
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"It's a big boys' game and many diplomats are being neglected, as they face fierce interagency rivalry and questions about their ideological faithfulness given their experience in richer, capitalist nations," a South Korean official told Reuters.
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"There is a group of experts that's interagency, including the Secret Service and others and B.E.P., that are all career officials that are focused on this," he said, referring to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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"We are committed to a whole-of-government effort to change the Iranian regime's behavior, and the Iran Action Group will ensure that the Department of State remains closely synchronized with our interagency partners," he added.
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Noreika, temporary head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, said the OCC won't challenge the arbitration rule before the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), an interagency financial regulatory group established by Dodd-Frank.
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Carrie Bilbao, a spokesperson for the National Interagency Fire Center, told the Associated Press on Wednesday that the next group heading to Australia is getting trained on venomous snakes and insects they might encounter down under.
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The full capability and knowledge of our interagency and intelligence community, if properly focused on this and other threats, is also formidable and should be fully leveraged by a bipartisan Capitol Hill to support decision-making.
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But, based on the dozens of interagency meetings held to get to this document (which as with most presidential orders reflects agency consensus), I believe there is deep support among career employees to continue this work.
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After the House committee voted down party lines to release the document, the memo was couriered to the White House on Monday evening and an interagency review process began on the contents of the controversial memo.
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As a consequence, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an interagency task force charged with ensuring foreign investments in American companies do not pose a national security threat, is virtually off-duty.
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"Stemming overdose deaths will take a broad interagency approach led by someone with a singular focus and extensive knowledge of the drivers of—and solutions to—the epidemic," former ONDCP official Regina LaBelle told BuzzFeed News.
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"What is the current interagency policy, strategy, and process for ensuring that terrorist/extremist offenders successfully reintegrate into society?" asked U.S. Senators Richard Shelby and Margaret Hassan in a letter to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
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The undersecretary typically represents the DOD at important interagency security meetings, such as the National Security Council Deputies Committee (which prepares policy options for consideration by the president and the more widely known National Security Council).
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In the past week, WFP in a series of UN interagency convoys has delivered by road more than 100 such truckloads of desperately needed food, enough for more than 113,000 people stranded in six besieged Syrian towns.
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"Because FEMA and its partners lacked situational awareness early in the response, the Agency initially could not be certain that FEMA and interagency partner efforts were sufficient to stabilize the incident," that report, released in July, found.
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No structures have been destroyed so far, but the fire was a few hundred yards (meters) from homes with multiple aircraft dropping water and flame retardant to curtail the blaze, according to Inciweb, an interagency fire report.
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Reeker was then in another interagency meeting about the hold a couple of weeks later where the OMB review was cited, but no details were presented about the reason for the OMB review, according to the source.
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" Reagan's question set off a series of interagency memos and studies that culminated, 15 months later, in his signing a classified national security decision directive, NSDD-145, titled "National Policy on Telecommunications and Automated Information Systems Security.
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The missile was launched from Mupyong-ni and traveled about 1000 km before splashing down in the waters off the Japanese coast, according to the Pentagon, which is working with interagency partners on a more detailed assessment.
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The Interagency Task Force on Natural Gas Storage Safety to look at the leak at the Aliso Canyon leak will be chaired by officials from the Department of Energy and the Department of Transportation's pipeline safety office.
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" The Way Forward With this plethora of threats hitting the Trump administration at the same time and from many regions, it is critical to have a smoothly running interagency process marching to the rhythm of "Trump Time.
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This week's close of the interagency comment period was a key milestone that enables the Trump administration to put lawmakers on notice of the intent to transfer formal oversight to the weapons sales from State to Commerce.
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"After carefully reviewing conditions in Yemen with interagency partners, (DHS) Secretary (Kirstjen) Nielsen determined that the ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary and temporary conditions that support Yemen's current designation for TPS continue to exist," the statement said.
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An interagency team made up of the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center, the Department of Energy, the FBI and others returned the results of their investigation into the cyberattack on a Ukrainian power plant in December.
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The report from the National Interagency Coordination Center, obtained by the Los Angeles Times, found that 1.8 million acres of land in California was burned by wildfires last year, up from 1.3 million acres the year before.
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" Nancy Beck, deputy assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, suggested OMB serve as a "neutral arbiter" to "step up and coordinate interagency review of this important guidance document before it is released.
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"The State Department advocated, as I did in that meeting, for proceeding with all of the assistance, consistent with our policies and interests in Ukraine," he said, referring to an interagency meeting that took place in July.
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The National Interagency Fire Center, based in Boise, says more than 2.5 million acres have burned across the United States since January, higher than the 10-year average of about 2.3 million over the same period. Gov.
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Noreika, temporary head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), said the OCC won't challenge the arbitration rule before the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC), an interagency financial regulatory group established by Dodd-Frank.
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Mozilla said it asked if the FBI submitted the browser flaw through an interagency vulnerability review process used to determine if vulnerabilities should be disclosed to affected companies or should be used secretly, but received no answer.
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The provision Rubio is referring to seeks to reform the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), the interagency panel that assesses national security threats posed by significant investments in U.S. businesses by non-U.
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Proponents of the move say that the drug office is better suited strictly as a policy shop, and that housing the grant program under the Justice Department could make its 28 local interagency task forces more accountable.
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Cummings said five congressional committees, including the House oversight committee, have investigated the deal and have "identified no evidence to substantiate allegations that Secretary Clinton orchestrated, manipulated, or otherwise coerced" the interagency committee to approve the deal.
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Alexander Mikhailov, former head of the FSKN department for interagency relations, who supports the transfer of the drug service's functions to the Interior Ministry, said the move will likely cause a temporary "breakdown" in drug-fighting efforts.
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But he said he became disturbed when, a few days later, Eisenberg instructed him not to tell anyone about the call—especially because it was Vindman's job to coordinate the interagency process with regard to Ukraine policy.
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" For a second day, Mr. Azar was on Capitol Hill on Wednesday defending his work, telling lawmakers that he was overseeing "the smoothest interagency process I've experienced in my 20 years of dealing with public health emergencies.
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The issue is expected to come up at an interagency meeting about how strictly to limit exports of U.S. technology to China on Thursday and another meeting with members of President Donald Trump's Cabinet scheduled for Feb.
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But, once again, farmers are left to play the waiting game: The order will create an interagency task force to study the situation and come up with legislative and regulatory plans for revving up the rural economy.
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The hold on the aid isn't necessarily permanent, and officials said it will be discussed this week at senior-level interagency meetings, including a National Security Council meeting, to address the status of the anti-ISIS campaign.
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" Mnuchin said that Treasury has "committed to do some work internally and on an interagency basis to study this to see if we can try to come up with some research on what the impact would be.
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Following an interagency rulemaking process that included State, the Commerce Department and the Department of Homeland Security, the administration attempted to implement the agreement but was met with fierce pushback from both the security community and lawmakers.
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The task force will serve as the "coordinating body for department and interagency activities, including identification and treatment of affected personnel and family members, investigation and risk mitigation, messaging, and diplomatic outreach," Pompeo said in a statement.
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Because of concern about TikTok, which is under scrutiny from the interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), ByteDance has stepped up efforts to separate the popular app from much of its Chinese operations.
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U.S. airstrikes against al Shabaab have stepped up this year after President Trump granted a request from AFRICOM's commander to give commanders more authority to conduct airstrikes and raids against al Shabaab without high-level, interagency reviews.
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Pentagon official Laura Cooper testified Sandy's letter indicated the freeze was meant to kickstart an "interagency process" to review the aid, even though the Pentagon and other agencies had already certified it was ready to be provided.
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Interagency integration has been a holy grail for security-sector reform efforts over many years, and efforts such as President Obama's Presidential Policy Directive 23 and recent defense authorizations have laid foundations for closer coordination and oversight.
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According to the BBC, the interagency group obtained a warrant from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, the highly secretive US court that overseas warrants related to national security investigations, to intercept electronic records from two Russian banks.
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The "proposed standards are detrimental to safety, rather than beneficial," William Charmley, director of the assessments and standards division of the EPA's office of transportation and air quality, said in a June 18 interagency email, released Tuesday.
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