San Francisco has joined a multi-city lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security over its decision to halt a key counterterrorism grant program that supports detection and prevention of radiological and nuclear threats.
San Francisco joined Chicago, Boston, Denver, and Seattle in an amended complaint filed Tuesday. The lawsuit seeks to restore the congressionally approved funding and ensure DHS cannot unilaterally suspend critical homeland security support.
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