Safe Streets and Anti-Fentanyl Task Force Support Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Crime

Summary

This bill boosts DOJ grant funding for anti-gang and anti-fentanyl task forces, adds witness protection resources for cases involving organized criminal networks, and pushes better intelligence-sharing and coordination among local, federal, and prosecutorial agencies in high-trafficking and gang-affected areas.

Full text

To strengthen the federal response to violent gang activity and fentanyl trafficking, this bill authorizes increased Department of Justice grant funding for state, local, and federal anti-gang and narcotics task forces; expands resources for witness protection and relocation assistance in prosecutions tied to organized criminal networks; and directs the Attorney General to improve intelligence-sharing, joint operations, and case coordination among local law enforcement, U.S. Attorneys, and federal agencies, with priority given to high-trafficking corridors and communities facing persistent gang-related crime.

Sponsor

Mitch ColtonRepublican Party

Cosponsors

Tyler McAllisterRepublican Party
Edward WeberDemocratic Party
Frank TannerRepublican Party
Deb HarlowRepublican Party
Marina ReedRepublican Party
Brayden MorseRepublican Party
Thomas WilkinsRepublican Party
Victor LandryRepublican Party
Theodore CollierRepublican Party
Michael MadisonRepublican Party

Debate

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