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Border Security and State Partnership Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Immigration

Summary

This bill boosts DHS funding for targeted border surveillance, anti-trafficking operations, and more immigration enforcement staff, while expanding federal cooperation with state and local police on serious crime and trafficking cases. It also funds state task forces against cartels and human smuggling and requires quarterly public reporting on results and spending.

Full text

To strengthen public safety and uphold the rule of law, this bill appropriates additional funding to the Department of Homeland Security for targeted border surveillance, anti-trafficking operations, and the hiring of immigration enforcement personnel; authorizes expanded cooperative agreements with state and local law enforcement for the identification, detention, and transfer of individuals unlawfully present who are charged with serious crimes or trafficking-related offenses; increases grant support for state-led task forces addressing cartel activity and human smuggling; and requires quarterly public reporting to Congress on enforcement outcomes, trafficking interdictions, and the use of funds to ensure accountability and effective federal-state coordination.

Sponsor

Victor LandryRepublican Party

Cosponsors

Results

This bill has not reached a completed state yet. Results and disposition history will appear here when available.