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All fusion centers must have a DHS-approved privacy policy [1] in place to receive federal grant funding.  The policy is designed to protect the civil liberties of U.S. citizens. Read more about how one fusion center, the Colorado Information Analysis Center, developed its policy. 


All fusion centers must have a DHS-approved privacy policy [1]  in place to receive federal grant funding.  The policy is designed to  protect the civil liberties of U.S. citizens. Read more about how one  fusion center, the Colorado Information Analysis Center, developed its  policy.


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