Homeland Security Group to Counter CCP Threats to Borders and Cybersecurity.
This law establishes a dedicated Working Group within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) focused on countering terrorist, cybersecurity, border, and transportation security threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party. The goal is to enhance security by addressing issues like fentanyl trafficking, human smuggling, intellectual property theft, and exploitation of the US immigration system. All activities must adhere strictly to constitutional and privacy protections.
Key points
Creation of a DHS Working Group to specifically address national security threats originating from the Chinese Communist Party.
Increased focus on border security to combat drug trafficking (fentanyl), human smuggling, and the trafficking of counterfeit goods.
Mandate to review and improve DHS efforts against cyber threats and illicit financial activities, including money laundering.
Requires annual public reports on threats and the Working Group's progress for the next five years.
Status:
Passed House
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