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Coast Guard National Security Cutter Program Takes Small Hit As Part Of Reprogramming

Coast Guard National Security Cutter Program Takes Small Hit As Part Of Reprogramming
USCGC Waesche, the second NSC delivered to the Coast Guard, arrives in Pearl Harbor, June 25, 2014, to participate in the 24th Rim of The Pacific exercise, the largest multi-national maritime exercise in the world, which is held biennially off the coast of Hawaii. Photo: Coast Guard

The Coast Guard’s National Security Cutter (NSC) program is giving up $16 million in acquisition funds as part of reprogramming actions underway at the Department of Homeland Security to pay for various immigration enforcement actions. The reprogramming documents, which were linked by NBC News, show that $24.4 million in Coast Guard acquisition, and research and development funds are being transferred to pay for more detention beds for apprehended illegal migrants and related transportation needs. The NSC program suffers the largest…

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