Overdose Prevention Week, 2025

Record date · September 3, 2025

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Proclamation: Overdose Prevention Week, 2025 (Document 2025-16922) issued 2025-09-03.

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A proclamation the President published in the Federal Register.

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Document number: 2025-16922
Published: 2025-09-03
Affected agencies: 1

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States still waiting for Trump 'One Big Beautiful Bill' immigration refunds

WGN-TVJul 1, 2026

Texas Senator John Cornyn has expressed frustration regarding delays in the distribution of state refunds mandated by the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act.' The legislation, which includes provisions for immigration-related funding, has yet to deliver promised payments to states.

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