The Obama administration on Monday said the president’s senior advisers would recommend a veto of the House version of the FY ’14 Homeland Security Appropriations Bill (H.R. 2217) if the House doesn’t establish a budget framework for all of the appropriations bills. The Statement of Administration Policy on the homeland security bill warns that any appropriations bills that pass without a larger budget framework would be vetoed. “Unless this bill passes the Congress in the context of an overall budget…
Obama Administration Threatens Veto Of House Homeland Security Bill
Defense Daily Staff
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