Are there any real examples of where the money is going for counter terrorism? In the entire article there's only one example, copied below. And it's of $14 mil

Are there any real examples of where the money is going for counter terrorism? In the entire article there's only one example, copied below. And it's of $14 million out of billions. >A review of FEMA grant requests made by the latter state for 2019 through 2020 shows that a large chunk of the nearly $14 million has been sought for law enforcement communication, SWAT training, and bomb detection. I'm also not sure what more FEMA money would do. As mentioned in the article, they're not worried about running out of money during the initial response to any disaster. If it's serious enough (like Katrina was), I don't doubt more money will be made available. FEMA primarily responds to disasters, and while some money goes to preventive measures, they are not in charge of preventing hurricane damage along the entire coast.