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  • S. 4676 aims to improve the Shadow Wolves Program, which involves special agents in tracking, interdiction, and investigation, in collaboration with Tribal governments like the Tohono O'odham Nation. The bill outlines staffing needs, provides information for current officers...

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    The S. 4676 bill wants to make a group of special agents called the Shadow Wolves better at catching bad guys on tribal lands. It plans to hire more special agents, work with Native American tribes, and find ways to train new ones as old agents retire.

  • S. 1029 aims to expand the snow survey and water supply forecasting program to cover the Northeastern United States, which includes states like Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York. Introduced by Senator Shaheen with the support of Senators Collins and King, the bill...

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    S. 1029 is about making a program that checks the snow and water in the Northeastern states, like New York and Vermont, bigger. This means more areas will be watched to see how much snow and water they have, to help people know how the weather might change.

  • S. 4676, known as the “Shadow Wolves Improvement Act,” seeks to strengthen the Shadow Wolves Program, a part of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The bill outlines requirements for the program's mission, staffing, and strategic expansion, coordinating these efforts...

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    The “Shadow Wolves Improvement Act” is a plan to make a special group of officers who work on finding illegal things better at their job, but it doesn't give them any extra money to do it.

  • S. 572 aims to improve the effectiveness of the Shadow Wolves Program, a group of specialized law enforcement officers. It directs the Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to work with Tribal governments to set goals, determine staffing needs, and provide...

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    This bill wants to make a special group of police officers called the Shadow Wolves better at their job by helping them work with tribal leaders and adding more officers. The police boss has to tell Congress how this is going after a year.