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PREVENT Fentanyl Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  412 words in original text
This bill expands the HERO Corps Program, which is a program within the Department of Homeland Security. The bill adds fentanyl trafficking (the illegal distribution of a powerful drug) as a focus area for the program alongside its existing work on child exploitation.
Participants in the HERO Corps Program are directly affected by these changes.
• The program will now investigate and analyze fentanyl trafficking in addition to child exploitation (Sec. 2) • Investigations and analysis about fentanyl trafficking cannot make up more than 40 percent of all the work done by HERO Corps Program participants (Sec. 2)
The bill removes the word "Child-Rescue" from the program name and calls it the "HERO Corps Program" instead. It adds fentanyl trafficking as an official focus area alongside child exploitation investigations.
None defined in bill text.
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