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House bill H.R. 11032 was introduced to create a DHS grant program funding cybersecurity clinics at community colleges and minority-serving institutions, and was referred to the Homeland Security and Education and Workforce committees on 2026-11-12.

Why it’s here: A federal DHS grant program for university cybersecurity clinics falls squarely within the Cybersecurity area (cyber workforce and federal funding), and this bill action is an official congressional referral of that legislation.

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House bill H.R. 11032 was introduced to create a DHS grant program funding cybersecurity clinics at community colleges and minority-serving institutions, and was referred to the Homeland Security and Education and Workforce committees on 2026-11-12. — The Wave