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White House adds three counties to drug-trafficking enforcement program
The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy announced Friday that counties in Arizona, Idaho and Texas had been added to its High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas program.
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The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy announced Friday that counties in Arizona, Idaho and Texas had been added to its High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas program.
The new designations cover Coconino County, Arizona; Bonneville County, Idaho; and Taylor County, Texas, according to the announcement.
The program coordinates federal, state, local, tribal and territorial agencies in efforts against drug trafficking organizations. The announcement did not specify funding amounts for the three counties.
What we know / what we don't
What we know
- The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy announced Friday that counties in Arizona, Idaho and Texas had been added to its High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas program.
What we don't know
- Funding amounts for the three counties were not specified. Local impact has not been independently assessed.
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