To ensure a safe, legal, and orderly immigration system, your agency requires the ability to detect, identify, classify, and intercept equipment, vehicles, and people used in or suspected of unlawful border crossing.
Ruppersberger emphasizes the need for enhanced detection capabilities at the border.
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The bad news is that, since 2014, a large portion of the funds collected have been diverted to the General Treasury rather than spent on new technologies, system maintenance, and checkpoint reinforcement.
I think it is in the best interest of the United States national security to move forward with that project.
The climate change is altering the strategic context in which the Joint Force operates.
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