President Joe Biden will lay out plans on Thursday to ask Congress for $37 billion for crime prevention programs as he seeks to address one of the top concerns among Americans ahead of congressional elections in November. Biden will outline details of his Safer America Plan in a visit to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The $37 billion will be included in his budget request to

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President Joe Biden is proposing to spend roughly $37 billion for fighting and preventing crime

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President Joe Biden will lay out plans on Thursday to ask Congress for $37 billion for crime prevention programs as he seeks to address one of the top concerns among Americans ahead of congressional elections in November.

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President Joe Biden on Thursday will announce his plan to reduce gun crime, outlining during a trip to Pennsylvania how his administration would spend the $37 billion in his 2023 budget request to "support law enforcement and crime prevention," according to a White House fact sheet and senior administration officials.

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Joe Biden is proposing to spend roughly $37 billion for fighting and preventing crime, including $13 billion to help

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President Joe Biden will unveil on Thursday an expanded budget request to Congress. The request is for fiscal year 2023, which for the U.S. government begins this October. The requested funding would be used in hiring and training 100,000 new police officers. The funds would also target crimes not directly related to guns, such as fentanyl trafficking.

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