The bill directs the Secretary of State to submit a strategy for U.S. security assistance to Mexico within 180 days of enactment. The strategy must describe plans to combat transnational criminal networks, strengthen border security and Mexican security institutions, and build the capacity of civilian law enforcement, prosecutors, and courts. It must also list implementing organizations, priorities, milestones, performance measures, and U.S.-Mexico cooperation efforts. The Secretary of State must brief congressional committees on implementation after one year and annually after that.
The bill sets reporting and oversight requirements for U.S. security assistance to Mexico. It does not describe direct services or benefits for individuals.
The bill does not specify costs or provide funding amounts.
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