The bill would require intelligence community agencies to report on their relationships with Mexican government agencies, assess counterintelligence risks, and propose ways to improve counternarcotics cooperation. Within 180 days of enactment, the Director of National Intelligence would send Congress the reports and an action plan, including any recommended changes to authorities or resources for fiscal year 2026. The action plan must be unclassified but may include a classified annex.
The bill directs intelligence agencies and the Director of National Intelligence to prepare reports and a plan. It does not describe direct services or requirements for the public.
The bill does not specify an amount of funding. It requires agencies to recommend resources needed to carry out their strategies and allows the Director of National Intelligence to recommend or request resource changes.
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