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Houston ‘not taking any action’ on $150 million DOJ grant application tied to ‘immigration law enforcement’
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· October 1, 2026
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Key points Further details about the application and the city's decision-making process are available from the source. A $150 million grant application from the Department of Justice has been put on hold.
A $150 million grant application from the Department of Justice has been put on hold. The application was initially set to be considered in September, but city officials delayed it. They sought clarification from the Department of Justice before moving forward.
The grant is tied to immigration law enforcement. Further details about the application and the city's decision-making process are available from the source.
City officials have stated that they are not taking any action on the grant application at this time. The reason for the delay and the current status of the application can be found through additional reporting from the source.
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Published: October 1, 2026 ·
Source: Houston Public Media ·
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