Post-9 11 Referrals Drop in New Criminal Cases
Following the September 11 attacks, referrals to U.S. attorneys for prosecutions fell sharply. The FBI and other federal agencies reported a dramatic decline in total cases referred during the 19 days after the terrorist events.
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After Sept. 11, prosecutions drop across crime types
Federal records show 76 percent fewer drug crime referrals and 79 percent fewer white collar crime referrals in the 19 days after Sept. 11, as agents shift to terrorism. Officials cite limited resources and a backlog challenge while tests of long term impact loom.
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House approves tougher Mexican truck rules and delays
The House passed a transportation bill restricting Mexican trucks entering the United States with safety inspections driver license verification and other checks. The measure 371-11 awaits Senate approval and faces months of delay before entry. Bush called it a victory for safety and free trade while opponents cited safety concerns and required border preparations.
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Gilmore resigns as GOP chair amid 2002 election buildup
Republican National Committee chair Jim Gilmore resigns effective January, clearing way for a Bush ally to lead the party in key 2002 races. Marc Racicot, former Montana governor, is seen as likely successor with others named including J C Watts and Ann Wagner. White House moves quickly to consult party leaders on replacements.
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