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America Responds
  12/14/2001

Presidential Actions and White House News
President Discusses National Missile Defense
President Commends Tauzin, Dingell for Bioterrorism Bill
President: The World Will Always Remember September 11 en Español
President Speaks on War Effort to Citadel Cadets
Countries Across the World to Mark Sept 11 Attacks Tuesday
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By the Numbers

American children have raised more than $1.5 million for Afghan children. Included in the first shipment sent Dec. 10 were 1,500 winter tents, 1,685 winter jackets and 10,000 gift parcels, including hats, socks and school supplies, toothbrushes and hair brushes, candy and toys.

In Kabul, 180,000 families are being registered to receive food aid. Each family will receive a 50 kg bag of wheat, which is enough to feed one family for one month. This aid will benefit more than 1 million Afghans.

The coalition of countries and jurisdictions supporting the financial war against terrorism has grown to 196.

The United States has issued orders blocking the access of 150 known terrorists, terrorist organizations, and terrorist financial centers to the US financial system.

As of December 11, 140 other countries and jurisdictions have joined the United States in blocking terrorist accounts, and others have requested US assistance in upgrading their legal and regulatory structures so that they can also block effectively.

America Responds   Homeland Security Actions   Diplomatic Actions   Military Actions   Financial Actions   Investigative Actions   Humanitarian Actions

 
Background on the War on Terrorism
Fact SheetWhat is the War on Terrorism?
FAQWhat is the Office of Homeland Security?
Fact SheetHow is the United States helping the Afghan people?

Latest Homeland Security Developments
Gov. Ridge Speaks at Homeland Security and Defense Conference

Every American Can Help
The President announced two new initiatives to give citizens new opportunities to support Homeland Security efforts, and to help every American better prepare to respond to terrorist attacks. More on How Every American Can Help

On the Home Front
The Department of Justice has announced the Responsible Cooperators Program, a new initiative that provides immigration benefits to non-citizens who furnish information to help apprehend terrorists or to stop terrorist attacks. Source: DOJ

On the Front Abroad
President Bush asked countries across the world to hold remembrance events and to play their national anthems or appropriate music on December 11 The World Will Always Remember September 11.

President Bush gave remarks at the send off of relief supplies for Afghan Children. Each gift parcel was marked: A Gift To Afghan Children From American Children. More about the send off.

 


Homeland Security Actions
Coordinating a national strategy against terrorism, more...
  Diplomatic Actions
Securing information, logistical and military support, more...
     
Military Actions
Mobilizing troops for action, more..
  Financial Actions
Freezing Assets, establishing Terrorist Financing List, more...
     
Investigative Actions
Investigating leads, analyzing threats, arresting suspects, more...
  Humanitarian Actions
Providing humanitarian aid to the people of Afghanistan, more...
 
     

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How You Can Help

The Relief Effort Libertyunites.org
Red Cross, 1-866-GET-INFO (866-438-4636)
800-526-1417 TDD
The Investigation, Federal Bureau of Investigation
1-866-483-5137
Rewards for Justice Program and Most Wanted Terrorists

America's Fund for Afghan Children
The President asks American children to help Afghan children by contributing one dollar (cash, check or money order) individually or collectively to:

America's Fund for Afghan Children
c/o The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., NW.
Washington, DC, 20509-1600




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