President Donald Trump said on Friday that he personally reflected $ 187 million of discounts in funding provided by his administration for law enforcement and anti -terrorism in New York, following a protest from New York employees.
The Republican announced the restoration of federal funding on the social truth.
“I am pleased to advise that I reflected the discounts made on internal security and combating terrorism for the city of New York. It was an honor for me to do that,” he wrote. “Thank you for your interest in this!”
This reflection came after Democratic Governor Cathy Hochol sent a letter to the Minister of Internal Security, Christie, on Monday, who is winning against the discounts, saying that they represent 86 % of internal security financing to the state, which affected the departments of the New York City, the state police, and other realistic law enforcement.
The reduction could have reduced funding for federal terrorism for the New York Police Company from 90 million dollars to nearly $ 10 million, according to the delegate Jessica Tich, which it described on Wednesday as a “devastating blow.” The city was described as the number 1 terrorist goal in the world. “
On Friday, Hotchoul Cassab is a political reaction from the state to recover money.
“From the moment when these devastating cuts were announced, she made it clear that New York will not stop while law enforcement and anti -terrorism operations were deported,” Hotchoul said in a statement. “I am happy with President Trump, I heard our call and opposite, and to ensure that the resources needed to support the application of the law and maintain the safety of our families.”
US Republican Republican Nicole Malekaches, the only Republican representative to the New York City in Congress, said she spoke with Trump about the cuts she described as a “terrible idea”.
“New York is still the best goal of terrorism in the country, and cutting this financing was never acceptable,” she said in a statement.
Another Republican, US MP Mike Lawler, who represents the Wadi Hudson area, said the cuts “unacceptable and a direct threat to the safety of the New York residents.” He also worked unlike the discounts.
“New York is still the first goal of terrorism, and we cannot allow politics to endanger lives,” he said in a statement.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency, which grants the granting of internal security under the Ministry of National Security, did not respond to a request for comment regarding the opposite of New York funds.
“The beneficiaries of the scholarships will not be allowed to use federal funds to accommodate illegal immigrants in luxury hotels, financing pet projects in the climate, or enabling radical organizations with inappropriate relationships that do not serve the interest of the American people.”
Reflection is just one example of the last confusion of the states and the discomfort related to the financing of the emergency.
FEMA is granted billions in emergency and internal security management annual grants to states, tribes and regions. However, the notifications of funding opportunities this year arrived two months after the usual, and the allocations were only provided days before the end of the fiscal year on September 30.
The final allocations were very different from what some judicial states expected. New York’s internal security grants and Ilinoi amounted to 79 % and 69 % less than expected, while some American regions have received more than twice the expected amount of some grants.
New bases also planted confusion: for donors only one year to spend the dollar instead of the usual three, and some grants now require the provision of the accusations of the population that delete the individuals who have been removed under the immigration laws.
On Monday, 11 states, including New York, and Colombia Province, filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on contradictions. A federal judge in Rod Island issued a temporary temporary order the next day, forcing the Trump administration to issue full grants.