Strengthening Border Security: More Officers and Better Equipment at Ports of Entry
This act aims to increase the number of Customs and Border Protection officers and support staff to enhance border security. It also mandates reporting on infrastructure and equipment needs to more effectively combat drug smuggling, including opioids. Citizens may experience increased security and more efficient processing at border crossings.
Key points
Increase in Customs and Border Protection officers by at least 600 annually, aiming to improve inspections and reduce waiting times at crossings.
Strengthening of support staff to allow officers to focus on security tasks rather than administrative functions.
Requirement for reports on infrastructure and equipment needs, including drug detection technology, to enhance the effectiveness of anti-smuggling efforts.
Introduction of reports on temporary duty assignments of officers between ports of entry, ensuring transparency and efficient resource management.
Status:
Expired
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