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	The following policies, amendments, acts, and reports collectively illustrate the evolving relationship between the U.S. government, scientific research, the military, industry, and immigration policy. They reflect a complex interplay and development of priorities, from national security and economic growth to innovation and technological leadership. These changes have shaped the landscape of U.S. research and development, influencing the direction and focus of scientific inquiry and its applications.		The following policies, amendments, acts, and reports collectively illustrate the evolving relationship between the U.S. government, scientific research, the military, industry, and immigration policy. They reflect a complex interplay and development of priorities, from national security and economic growth to innovation and technological leadership. These changes have shaped the landscape of U.S. research and development, influencing the direction and focus of scientific inquiry and its applications.