Border Security Technology Accountability Act of 2015

Bill 114 s 1873, also known as the Border Security Technology Accountability Act of 2015, was introduced in the US Congress with the aim of enhancing border security through the use of technology. The bill sought to improve the accountability and effectiveness of technology used at the US-Mexico border by requiring the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to conduct a comprehensive assessment of existing border security technology.

The bill mandated that the DHS develop a strategy for the deployment of technology at the border, including the identification of specific technology needs and the establishment of performance metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of the technology. Additionally, the bill required the DHS to submit regular reports to Congress on the progress of implementing the technology strategy.

Furthermore, the Border Security Technology Accountability Act of 2015 aimed to ensure that taxpayer dollars were being used efficiently and effectively in the deployment of border security technology. The bill included provisions for oversight and accountability measures to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse in the procurement and implementation of technology at the border. Overall, the Border Security Technology Accountability Act of 2015 was designed to improve border security by enhancing the use of technology and ensuring that taxpayer dollars were being used responsibly. The bill aimed to increase transparency and accountability in the deployment of border security technology, ultimately working towards a more secure and efficient border.