States craft broad anti terrorism reforms across states
State leaders push sweeping police powers and public health changes to counter terrorism while debating costs and civil liberties. Proposals include expanded wiretap authority, death penalties for terrorism, new hoax penalties, and a CDC based public health framework with quarantines and mass vaccinations.
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Rich Stanek
Stanek
Minneapolis
California
Maryland
New Jersey
Illinois
Nevada
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Massachusetts
Richard Moore
Moore
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Clinton
Atlanta
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
Ridge
Gordon Johndroe
Texas
Vermont
Wisconsin
Scott McCallum
Gency Communications
American Civil Liberties Union
Katie Corrigan
ACLU
Washington
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