Feds Guide Crime Referrals—But This Agency Sits It Out
Published Date: 9/3/2025
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Summary
Starting May 9, 2025, federal agencies must share how they handle rules that could lead to criminal charges. The Inter-American Foundation (IAF) isn’t affected since its rules don’t include criminal penalties. This new guidance helps keep things fair and clear, with no extra costs or changes for IAF programs.
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