DOJ announces $25 million ANGEL grants at violent crime victims summit
The Justice department announced a $25 million grant program called the Assisting Neighborhoods and Governments with Enforcement of Laws, aimed at supporting law enforcement agencies across the U.S. that combat crimes linked to illegal immigration, gangs, drug trafficking, and human trafficking. Attorney General Todd Blanche hosted a summit with crime survivors and families to focus on public safety and victim support. local police are encouraged to apply for the grants through a provided link. Additionally, there are promotional sections inviting readers to subscribe to the Washington Examiner for full access to news, analysis, and commentary, with options to log in or subscribe for unlimited content.
The Justice Department unveiled a $25 million grant opportunity Thursday as Attorney General Todd Blanche hosted violent crime survivors and grieving families for a summit focused on public safety and support for victims.
The Assisting Neighborhoods and Governments with Enforcement of Laws program will serve to help and reward law enforcement offices across the nation that are fighting back against crime perpetrated by illegal immigrants, along with efforts against gangs and drug and human trafficking. Local law enforcement offices are encouraged to apply through a link provided in a DOJ press release.
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