H.R. 5291 · 108th Congress
Winning the War on Terror Act of 2004
- Stage
- In committee
- Sponsor
- Jim Turner
- Introduced
- 2004-10-08
- Latest action
- 2004-11-05 · Referred to the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security.
Subjects
Congress
Government trust funds
Performance measurement
Crime and law enforcement
Human rights
Health
Afghanistan
North Korea
Civil actions and liability
Law
China
Child health
Latin America
Medical research
Government liability
Alliances
Nuclear weapons
Families
Elementary and secondary education
Energy
Coast guard
Detention of persons
Education
Higher education
Federal officials
Immigration
Commerce
Native Americans
Economic development
Pipelines
Animals
Building construction
Intellectual property
Mexico
Canada
Pakistan
Department of Justice
Federal-Indian relations
Department of Labor
Administrative remedies
Department of Homeland Security
Executive Office of the President
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Emergency Management
Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues
Armed Forces and National Security
Government Operations and Politics
Labor and Employment
Commemorations
Economics and Public Finance
Federal aid to research
Minorities
Aliens
Explosives
Middle East and North Africa
Armed forces reserves
Biological warfare
Chemical warfare
Congressional reporting requirements
EBB Terrorism
Emergency medicine
Federal aid to education
Federal aid to transportation
Federal employees
Infrastructure
International Affairs
Legislation
Mass rapid transit
Nuclear terrorism
Economic assistance
International cooperation
Peacekeeping forces
Arms control
Foreign Trade and International Finance
Nuclear nonproliferation
East Asia
Criminal investigation
Environmental Protection
Congressional investigations
Forced labor
Military personnel
Information technology
Free trade
International agencies
Governmental investigations
Islamic countries
Arts, Culture, Religion
Authorization
Communication in medicine
Drug approvals
Drugs
Federal advisory bodies
Fire prevention
Fraud
Government contractors
Names
Pharmaceutical research
Communication in science
Admission of nonimmigrants
Alien labor
Developing countries
Federal-local relations
Federal-state relations
Government paperwork
Government procurement
Government publicity
Nontariff trade barriers
Democracy
Free enterprise
Grievance procedures
Internet
Opposition (Political science)
Islamic fundamentalism
Pluralism (Social sciences)
Advice and consent of the Senate
Directories
Dissenters
Political participation
Government and business
Boundaries
Criminal justice information
Harbors
Police
Air cargo
Administrative procedure
Embassies
International broadcasting
Muslims
Airline passenger traffic
Flight crews
Nuclear reactors
Literacy programs
Americans in foreign countries
Biotechnology
Electronic government information
Federal law enforcement officers
Information networks
International cooperation in science
Drug abuse
Judicial review
Police training
Elementary education
Employee training
Foreign service
Language and languages
Cultural relations
Data banks
Educational exchanges
Foreign students
Immigrants
Federal aid to law enforcement
Fire departments
Paramedical personnel
Discrimination in employment
Arms sales
Drug traffic
Air travel
Marine terminals
Fire fighters
Marine safety
Libraries
Aviation safety
Indian lands
Fines (Penalties)
Injunctions
Poisons
Foreign trade promotion
Defense contracts
Defense procurement
Drug law enforcement
Identification of criminals
Laboratories
Identification devices
Military intelligence
Military assistance
Military training
Infrastructure (Economics)
Grants-in-aid
Business education
Disciplining of employees
Military research
Economic impact statements
Evacuation of civilians
Border patrols
Informers
Police communication systems
Emergency communication systems
Executive reorganization
Cost accounting
Conspiracy
Deportation
Customs administration
Government statistics
Broadband
Continuing education
Disasters
Dictators
Passports
Airlines
Motor buses
Illegal aliens
Office of Management and Budget
Mexicans
Dogs
Chemicals
Ombudsman
Ionizing radiation
Inspectors general
Bridges
Driver licenses
Intermodal transportation
Light rail transit
Damages
Administrative fees
Legal fees
Administrative law judges
Drug industry
Criminal aliens
Airports
Dismissal of employees
Military education
Clinical trials
Chemical industries
Homicide
Leases
Health information systems
Marine transportation
Computer security measures
Electronic data interchange
Educational technology
Indian law enforcement
Computer matching
Diversification in industry
Electronic surveillance
Minesweeping
Opium
Personnel management
Human experimentation in medicine
Pedestrians
Patrol aircraft
Patrol ships
Common carriers
Laboratory animals
Fingerprints
Mandatory sentences
Cameras
Closed-circuit television
Encryption
Containerization
Drone aircraft