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�-�,s HOMELANDSECURITY 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••... testing of antimissile devices for commercial �l $1.2 billion for the U.S. Secret Service; aircraft; �$2.0 billion for Disaster Relief; �$16 million for container security research; �$19 million to enforce laws related to forced �$65 million for bio-surveillance activities, child labor, intellectual property rights, and including the use of sensors to detect textile transshipment; aerosolized bio-threats in large metropolitan �1 $7.1 million to support investigations related areas; and to missing and exploited children; and � $70 million for university-based centers of ,� $1.7 billion for immigration services, includ- excellence. ing $1.6 billion in fee supported activities. Protecting the Nation's Critical Infrastructure Other Provisions The Chairman's mark significantly enhances ti Includes bill language regarding air cargo the Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protec- security screening and inspections, requir- tion (IAIP) Directorate's ongoing work to protect our ing inspections to double during the fisca� critical infrastructure and key assets, providing a total of $855 million in fiscal year 2005. The mark Year; supports ongoing efforts to complete an inventory `� fncludes bill language prohibiting the use of of our nation's critical infrastructures by the end of funds to deploy or implement CAPPSII until the year; the development of secure communica- certain conditions are met; tions systems with federal, state and local entities; `� Maintains a cap of 45,000 for TSA passen- and on-going work with the private sector to imple- ger screeners; and ment protective measures. The mark includes: � Provides no funds for the O�ce of Legis- �$191.6 million for protective actions, includ- lative Affairs. ing $22.9 million to place protective security advisors and teams in geographical areas ■ ■ ■ ■ .. , , .. � � , , � , � � � � � � � � � � � � � � with high concentrations of critical infra ■ ■ structure � REGISTER ONLINE! : �$11.0 million to identify and characterize ; � potential bio-terrorist attacks; ■ ■ ' 2004 LEAGUE OF ' $67.4 million for cyber-security; and ■ � �$35 million for the Homeland Security ; ■ Operations Center, including $10 million for • CALIFORNIA CITIES ■ secure communications with state and local ■ ' governments. ■ ANNUAL CONFERENCE : . � Supporting Traditional Missions such as Immi- � September 16 - � 9, 2004 • ■ gration, Disaster Mitigation and Relief, Drug Inter- � Long Beach Convention Center � diction, Law Enforcement, Maritime Safety and � � Security, and Trade ■ � �I $828 million to modernize border customs, ; To register online and view a preliminary � and immigration information technology, � conference program visit: ■ including $340 million for the US VISIT . www.cacities.org/ac ; program and $322 million tor the Automated ; or call 916-658-8291 • Commercial Environment; ■ ; $2.9 billion for traditional Coast Guard ■■■.■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ operating activities, including maritime safety, drug interdiction, and fisheries, environmental, and humanitarian missions; Visit the League's Official Web Site--www.cacities.org PRIORITY FOCUS/PAGE 5