DHS Spending Bill Passes Committee, Would Add CBP Staff
The House Appropriations Committee passed a Department of Homeland Security bill with no Republican support on June 11, including $13.8 billion for CBP. That's $1.1 billion below the current fiscal year's level. It does include money to hire 1,200 additional…
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CBP officers, 406 mission support personnel and 240 agriculture specialists. It also includes $20 million for port of entry technology and $30 million for trade enforcement.