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  1. Mr President

     

    I offer the following amendment, to be considered separately.

     

    Fealty III

    Section 103. COPS Funds

    1. Section 1701(b) of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 is amended to include the participation in nationally-recognized active shooter training programs that offer scenario-based, integrated response courses designed to counter active shooter threats or acts of terrorism against individuals or facilities as a legitimate use of funds under that act. 
       

    Fealty IV

     

    Section 102. Community Grants

    1. For each of fiscal years 2025 through 20230 the Attorney General using covered amounts shall award grants to State, local, or tribal law enforcement agencies and appropriate nongovernmental organizations to:

      1. promote trust and ensure legitimacy among law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve through procedural reforms, transparency, and accountability

      2. develop comprehensive and responsive policies on key topics relevant to the relationship between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve

      3. balance the embrace of technology and digital communications with local needs, privacy, assessments, and monitoring

      4. encourage the implementation of policies that support community-based partnerships in the reduction of crime

      5. emphasize the importance of high quality and effective training and education through partnerships with local and national training facilities

      6. endorse practices that support officer wellness and safety through the re-evaluation of officer shift hours, including data collection and analysis

    2. There shall be authorized the sum of $550,000,000 to carry out this section for the years 2025-2030.

    I yield

  2. Name: Jim Fealty

    Media/Outlet: Fox News

    Reason: PROSPER

    • It's about putting more money in the pockets of everyday Americans. By protecting and expanding Medicare, we are ensuring our seniors receive the care they deserve, while simultaneously boosting the financial well-being of hardworking families across the nation. This is the aim of the Republican bill to tackle inflation. 
    • Let's talk about the other side. While we present a clear and comprehensive plan, it seems the Democrats are lacking a plan altogether. It's easy to criticize, but where are their solutions? Where is their commitment to fiscal responsibility and the well-being of everyday Americans? We've heard a lot from them on their talk shows and in the press, but they lack any real plan or direction. 
    • We face economic challenges that demand bold solutions - from rising inflation to a fiscal cliff with our Medicare program. This bill is a testament to our unwavering belief in limited government, the elimination of excessive regulations and putting an end to wasteful spending. We're not just crunching number, we're making a statement about the kind of America we want to build. Low taxes, more growth and more financial security for American families.
    • American families will know that it is the failure of the Biden Administration as to why we see inflation still at record highs and its why they have entrusted Republicans in Government to steady the ship. It is time we reaffirm our commitment to conservative values that will propel America towards a future of fiscal responsibility and prosperity.
  3. The Senate will come to order to vote on the final passage U.S. Military Aid and Support for Guyana Act as amended. This will be a 48 hour vote. The yeas and nays have been ordered and the clerk will call the roll. 

     

    IN THE SENATE
     

            Mr.Storm (for himself, and for others on behalf of the President of the United States) introduce 


    A BILL

    U.S. Military Aid and Support for Guyana Act

     

    Section 1: Purpose and Findings

    (a) Purpose: This Act aims to authorize and allocate $550 million in military aid to the Republic of Guyana to bolster its capabilities in addressing the conflict with Venezuela.

     

    (b) Findings: The United States Congress finds that the conflict between Guyana and Venezuela poses a threat to regional stability and security. The shelling of Essequibo and the kidnapping of two American pilots by Venezuela are actions that warrant condemnation.

     

    Section 2: Military Aid Authorization

    (a) Authorization: The President of the United States is hereby authorized to provide military aid to the Republic of Guyana in the amount of $550 million. The aid shall be allocated for the enhancement of Guyana's defense capabilities and to support its efforts in resolving the conflict with Venezuela.

     

    (b) Allocation: The military aid provided under this Act may include, but is not limited to, equipment, training, intelligence, and logistical support deemed necessary for Guyana's defense and security.

     

    (c) Consultation: The President shall consult with relevant congressional committees and notify Congress before the disbursement of military aid under this Act.

     

    (d) Nothing under Sec. 2 of this Act shall be misconstrued as a declaration of war. Authorization ofmilitary aid under this act will sunset two years after enactment of this act. The Senate may elect to extend this sunset at any time if the Administration presents Congress with necessary cause or new information that requires additional time or support.

     

    Section 3. Humanitarian Aid Authorization

    (a) Authorization: The State Department is hereby authorized to provide humanitarian aid to the Republic of Guyana in the amount of $300 million. The aid shall be allocated for the dispersal of humanitarian aid, essential supplies, and medical equipment.

     

    (b) Allocation: The humanitarian aid provided under this Act may include, but is not limited to, equipment, medical supplies, transportation, food rations, and logistical support for humanitarian coordination deemed necessary for the health and wellbeing of the Guyanese people.

     

    (c) Consultation: The State Department shall consult with relevant congressional committees and notify Congress before the disbursement of military aid under this Act.

     

    (d) NGO Cooperation: The State Department is encouraged to work with regional and international non-governmental organizations with the promotion of humanitarian aid and dispersal of aid.

     

    Section 4. Reaffirmation of Guyanese Territorial Claim to Essequibo Region

    (a) Reaffirmation: The United States of America reaffirms the territorial claim to the Essequibo Region by the Republic of Guyana.

     

    Section 5: Condemnation of Venezuela's Actions

    (a) Condemnation: The United States Congresscondemns the actions of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, including the shelling of Essequibo and the kidnapping of two American pilots. These actions are inconsistent with international norms and principles.

     

    (b) Diplomatic Measures: The President is urged to take diplomatic measures, including working with international partners, to address and resolve the conflict between Guyana and Venezuela peacefully.

     

    Section 6: Reporting Requirement

    (a) The President shall submit a report to Congress within 180 days of the enactment of this Act, detailing the use and impact of the military aid provided to Guyana and the progress in addressing the conflict with Venezuela.

     

    Section 7: Funding

    Funding The funds necessary to carry out the provisions of this Act shall be appropriated from the relevant budgetary accounts.

     

    Section 8: Severability

    If any provision of this Act or its application to any person or circumstances is held invalid, the remainder of the Act or the application of the provisions to other persons or circumstances shall not be affected.

     

    Section 9: Enactment

    This Act shall take effect immediately upon its enactment into law.

     

  4. 21 minutes ago, Starnes said:

     

    Sir, again I must remind you to answer the questions. This is not a platform for you to debate with this body, nor to pose your own independent ideas.


    The Senate will come to order. The Minority Leader is reminded to direct a question to the attendee.

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