DOJ announces $25 million ANGEL grant program as it hosts violent crime victims

The Justice Department unveiled a $25 million grant opportunity Thursday as Attorney General Todd Blanche hosted violent crime survivors and grieving families for a summit focused on public safety and support for victims. The Assisting N…
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