Border Wall Impact on Drug Flows Could Deliver National Cost Savings
A southern border wall could be cost-beneficial if it limits narcotics trafficking and reduces the number of drug overdose fatalities, but it is worth considering regulatory alternatives, as well as whether the border wall will actually impact drug flows.
DetailsThe Kelly Doctrine – “I’ve Got Your Back”
In his first set of public remarks since becoming the nation’s fifth Secretary of Homeland Security, John Kelly declared a message loud and clear to the DHS workforce: "I've got your back."
DetailsU.S.-Mexico Border Wall Could Pay for Itself in Two Years
The proposed U.S.-Mexico border wall has received a lot of debate over its projected construction cost, but a simple analysis suggests the wall would actually be cost-beneficial.
DetailsKevin McAleenan – The Right Person to Lead U. S. Customs and Border Protection
Kevin McAleenan's nomination for CBP Commissioner is the right choice for a challenging leadership role. I know this from personal experience.
DetailsMiami Airport CBP Wait Times Remain High
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is making progress in reducing wait times for processing international arrivals—but not at Miami International.
DetailsDHS Releases RFPs for Border Wall Prototypes
The federal solicitation for the "Southwest Border Wall" is out, and the RFPs contain some surprises on timeline and transparency.
DetailsComparing Wait Times For FOIA Requests
How does Customs and Border Protection stack up against other federal agencies when fulfilling FOIA requests?
DetailsWanted: A Better Homeland Security Budget
The Administration's proposed budget cuts to several agencies threaten progress and would make the country less safe.
DetailsSenate Commerce Committee Hearing on TSA Goes to the Dogs
When it comes to aviation security and cargo screening, until technology is as reliable and effective as a canine’s nose, we need more trained dogs.
DetailsEarned Citizenship Fees – Enough to Cover Costs?
A one-time $1,000 fine for illegal immigrants seeking documentation may not be sufficient to cover the costs states and the federal government incur from undocumented residents.
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