By Calvin Biesecker The House Appropriations Committee on Friday agreed to a $42.6 billion homeland security budget next year, about $200 million less than requested by the Obama administration and includes a number of puts and takes across the component agencies of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Overall, the proposed FY '10 budget, which still must be approved by the full House and go through the mark-up process in the Senate, represents a nearly 7 percent increase from the…
House Appropriators Approve $42.6 Billion Homeland Security Bill
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