Shadow Wolves Improvement Act

Bill 119 s 572, also known as the Shadow Wolves Program Enhancement Act, aims to improve the effectiveness of the Shadow Wolves Program, which is a specialized unit within the US Customs and Border Protection agency. The Shadow Wolves Program is responsible for tracking and apprehending individuals involved in drug trafficking and other criminal activities along the US-Mexico border.

The bill includes provisions to increase funding for the Shadow Wolves Program, allowing for the hiring of additional personnel and the purchase of necessary equipment and resources. It also calls for the implementation of new training programs to enhance the skills and capabilities of current Shadow Wolves agents.

Additionally, the bill seeks to improve coordination and communication between the Shadow Wolves Program and other law enforcement agencies, both within the US and internationally. This will help ensure a more cohesive and effective approach to combating drug trafficking and other criminal activities along the border. Overall, the Shadow Wolves Program Enhancement Act aims to strengthen the capabilities of the Shadow Wolves Program and enhance its ability to protect the US-Mexico border from criminal threats.