State National Guard forces are organized under state authority but can be federalized and deployed to other jurisdictions under federal authority.
January 01, 2025
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process
Describes the dual state-federal role of U.S. National Guard units and the mechanism by which they can be used for federal missions.
Law enforcement agencies commonly file internal reports and recommend after-action reviews to evaluate and strengthen planning, communication, and coordination for demonstrations or training events near public roadways.
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procedural
Typical administrative and oversight actions taken after safety-related incidents associated with public events or training near roadways.
Law enforcement agencies may recommend after-action reviews following incidents involving demonstrations or training near public roadways to strengthen protocols and communication among federal, state, and local governments.
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procedural
Describes a common administrative response intended to improve intergovernmental procedures after safety-related incidents.
Law enforcement agencies may recommend after-action reviews to strengthen protocols and improve communication between federal, state, and local governments for demonstrations or training conducted near public roadways.
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procedural
Represents a generalizable recommendation for interagency safety and communication improvements following ordnance or training incidents near public infrastructure.
A White House Olympics task force can be organized to coordinate federal, state, and local government work on transportation for an Olympic Games and to streamline visa processing and credentialing for foreign athletes, coaches, officials, and media.
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policy
Describes typical responsibilities assigned to a federal-level task force created to support hosting an Olympic Games.