New Centers to Improve Southern Border Security Coordination
This law creates new centers along the southern border of the United States to help different government agencies work together more effectively on security issues. These centers aim to improve communication and planning for operations targeting illegal activities like drug and human trafficking and illegal crossings.
Key points
Establishes at least two new coordination centers at the southern border.
Brings together federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies for better collaboration.
Aims to improve efforts against illegal border crossings and trafficking.
Requires regular reports to Congress on the centers' effectiveness.
Status:
Expired
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