Border Workforce Improvement Act

Bill 119 HR 1930, also known as the "Southern Border Security Assessment Act," is a piece of legislation that aims to evaluate the staffing levels of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the southern border of the United States. The bill requires a comprehensive assessment of the current staffing levels of these agencies, as well as an analysis of any potential gaps or deficiencies in staffing that may exist.

The purpose of this assessment is to ensure that CBP and ICE have the necessary resources and personnel to effectively carry out their duties at the southern border, including preventing illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and other criminal activities. The bill also calls for recommendations on how to address any staffing shortages or other issues that may be identified during the assessment.

Overall, the Southern Border Security Assessment Act seeks to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of CBP and ICE operations at the southern border by ensuring that they have the appropriate staffing levels to carry out their important mission.