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o "Pr e p a r e wi t h Pe dr o i s a j of nt pr od <br />"Pr e p a r e wi t h P e d r o Di s a s t er Pr e p a r <br />children and their families about how to stay safe during disasters and emergencies. The <br />book follows Pedro around the United States and offers safety advice through <br />crosswords, coloring pages, matching games, and more. Additional information, <br />including an ordering form, is available at hops://www.ready.gov/prepare-Pedro; and <br />o The Ready 2 Help card game is a fun way for kids to learn how to respond to <br />emergencies by working with friends and using skills that will help in a real emergency. <br />Ready 2 Help teaches five simple steps to stay safe and make a difference until help <br />arrives: <br />• Stay Safe; <br />• Stay Calm; <br />• Get Help; <br />• Give Info; and <br />• Give Care. <br />Ready 2 Help is designed for children ages 8 and up. Additional information, including <br />an ordering form, is available at https://www.ready.aov/ready-2-help. <br />Supplemental OPSG Program Guidance <br />OPSG supports enhanced cooperation and coordination among CBP, USBP, and federal and SLTT law <br />enforcement agencies to improve overall border security. OPSG provides funding to support joint efforts <br />t o s e cur e t he Uni t e d St at e s' b o r der s al o n g <br />include travel corridors in states bordering Mexico and Canada, as well as states and territories with <br />international water borders. OPSG also further enhances the sharing of threat information and intelligence <br />between federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement agencies through the development and <br />sustainment of a capable workforce of analysts that have the necessary experience and training, access to <br />open source, unclassified and classified information, products, data, suspicious activity reporting, <br />tips/leads, and online/social media -based threats, as well as necessary services and technology to facilitate <br />analytic capabilities and collaboration. <br />SLTT law enforcement agencies will utilize their own law enforcement authorities to support the CBP <br />and USBP border security mission and will not receive any additional authority as a result of participation <br />in the grant. An OPSG award does not provide any additional authority to SLTT law enforcement <br />agencies. More specifically, SLTT law enforcement agencies are not empowered through OPSG to <br />enforce immigration authorities under Title 8 of the U.S. Code (i.e., the Immigration and Nationality Act). <br />SLTT law enforcement agencies are expected utilize their own jurisdictional authority in support of <br />enhanced border security unless some other agreement applies. SLTT law enforcement agencies are <br />further expected to operate within the bounds of all applicable laws, to include federal laws, state statutes, <br />and local laws, policies, and procedures. <br />OPSG is intended to support border states and territories of the United States in accomplishing the <br />following objectives: <br />• Increase intelligence and operational capabilities to prevent, protect against, and respond to <br />border security issues; <br />• Increase coordination and collaboration among federal and SLTT law enforcement agencies; <br />• Continue the distinct capability enhancements required for border security and border protection; <br />���Nos��. e <br />��� <br />FEMA HSGP Appendix 12023 Page A-35 <br />uct of <br />e d n e s s <br />r o u t e <br />