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CASES Act of 2023
12/15/2023, 3:57 PM
Summary of Bill HR 3067
One key provision of the CASES Act is the establishment of a grant program to help schools implement safety measures such as installing security cameras, hiring additional security personnel, and conducting safety training for staff and students. The bill also calls for the creation of a national database to track incidents of violence in schools and identify trends that could help prevent future incidents.
Additionally, the CASES Act includes provisions to improve mental health services in schools, including funding for counselors and mental health professionals. The bill also aims to increase communication and coordination between schools, law enforcement, and mental health providers to better identify and address potential threats to school safety. Overall, the CASES Act of 2023 seeks to create a safer and more secure environment for students and staff in schools across the country. It addresses the complex issue of school violence from multiple angles, including physical security measures, mental health support, and improved communication and coordination between key stakeholders.
Congressional Summary of HR 3067
Corruption in Argentina Stymied by Enforcing Sanctions Act of 2023 or the CASES Act of 2023
This bill requires sanctions to be imposed on five specified Argentinian public officials if such individuals meet the criteria for such sanctions.
The specified Argentinian officials are Cristina Elisabet Fernandez de Kirchner, Maximo Kirchner, Juan Martin Mena, Oscar Isidro Jose Parrilli, and Carlos Alberto Zannini.
The bill requires the Department of State to submit an annual report to Congress containing (1) a description of each person's assets, including the net worth of immediate family members; and (2) a determination as to whether each person meets the criteria for the imposition of visa- and property-blocking sanctions related to corruption or human rights violations.
The President must impose such sanctions on any of these individuals whom the President determines meets the sanctions criteria.



