The bill would authorize $10 billion for the Department of Defense to support the Department of Homeland Security on border security. The money could pay for military personnel, surveillance systems, intelligence work, fences and barriers, aviation, counter-drone systems, vehicles, and training. It would be available until September 30, 2028. The bill also states that Congress views the President as having authority to direct the military to secure U.S. borders.
The bill would support military activities carried out in support of Homeland Security border operations. No publicly available information describes direct effects on individuals.
The bill authorizes, but does not itself provide, $10 billion for the Department of Defense. The funds would be available until September 30, 2028. The bill also allows the Defense Secretary to transfer funds for the listed purposes and requires written notice to congressional defense committees within 45 days of a transfer.
The bill states that Congress considers the President to have authority to direct the military to secure U.S. borders. No publicly available information describes proponents' further views.
No publicly available information.