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    Nov 3

    OJJDP is now accepting nominations for the 38th annual Missing Children's Day Awards. Submit your nominations by November 20, 2020.

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    Nov 3

    Justice Department Honors Law Enforcement Officers and Deputies in Fourth Annual Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Service in Policing

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    Nov 3

    Today is Election Day! Make sure to get out to the polls and exercise your right to vote. Your Voice, Your Vote!

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    Nov 2

    For , remember are taking action to protect your vote. To submit a complaint of voter fraud or discrimination: 📞800-253-3931 📩 Find your: USAO- FBI- 🖥

    The department’s 94 U.S. Attorney’s Offices are responsible for enforcing the federal criminal laws that prohibit various forms of election fraud. This election season, the U.S. Attorney’s Offices will work with specially trained FBI personnel in each district to ensure that complaints from the public involving possible election fraud are handled appropriately.
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  5. Nov 2

    Read the Proclamation on National Native American Heritage Month.

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  6. Nov 2

    Last week, PDAAG Katie Sullivan joined a delegation to meet with Navajo Nation leaders to discuss how the Administration’s principals are helping protect Native American communities. During Month, OJP remains committed to keeping tribal communities safe.

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    Nov 2

    Threatening voters with physical or financial harm to force them to vote for certain candidates is illegal. If someone threatens you or if you suspect a federal election crime, contact your local FBI office, or submit a tip at .

    Help defend the right to vote. Report federal election crimes to your local FBI office or tips.fbi.gov.
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  8. Nov 2

    OJP announces more than $458 million in grant funding to support state, local, and tribal law enforcement efforts to fight and prevent violent crime in jurisdictions across the United States.

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    Nov 2

    During , we reaffirm our commitment to work with tribal communities to address serious issues affecting them & to help protect their rich and diverse heritage.

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    Nov 2

    With the creation of NIJ in 1968, the federal government committed financial and intellectual resources to reduce violent and nonviolent crimes, and to heal and restore the individuals, neighborhoods, and communities affected.

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    Oct 30

    DOJ announced standards for certifying safe policing practices by law enforcement agencies; Eight individuals charged with conspiring to act as Illegal Agents of the People’s Republic of China and more

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  12. Oct 30

    Senior Adviser Mariel Lifshitz joined Administration officials and stakeholders at the National Opportunity Zones Virtual Forum and spoke about investments in many of the 8,800 sites.

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  13. Oct 29

    Learn more about the delegation’s visit and the Trump Administration’s core principals to fight for tribal communities:

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  14. Oct 29

    This week, PDAAG Katie Sullivan joined a delegation to meet with the executive and legislative leaders of the Navajo Nation in Arizona, to discuss how ’s is working to help keep tribal communities safe.

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  15. Oct 29

    And the construction site of future Indian Health Service (IHS) facility with representatives such as , , and . Learn more about the delegations visit: (3 of 3)

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  16. Oct 29

    The events included a Hopi clean water improvement visit where announced grant funding, a roundtable listening session at Navajo Nation Chambers, a visit to the Window Rock Detention Center in Winslow AZ... (2 of 3)

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  17. Oct 29

    As part of a Delegates trip to Indian Country titled, Putting America's First Peoples First: Forgotten No More, it was an honor for PDAAG Katie Sullivan to participate in events & meet with Navajo Nation representing & (1 of 3)

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  18. Oct 29

    On Wednesday, PDAAG Katie Sullivan joined delegates for the opening ceremony of the Navajo Nation’s Little Singer Community School, which received over $27 million in Federal funding to build a facility to help improve the educational experience for Navajo children.

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  19. Oct 29

    PDAAG Katie Sullivan presents at the Council Chambers at Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community with and delegates to discuss the key priorities of Operation Lady Justice and how is helping to keep tribal communities safe.

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  20. Oct 28

    PDAAG Katie Sullivan participates in the New School Dedication & Ribbon Cutting ceremony at the Little Singer Community School in Winslow, AZ.

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