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Rules Package Sends Rep. Roy Border Bill to House Floor — Maybe - Vimarsana News

Rules Package Sends Rep. Roy Border Bill to House Floor — Maybe

Rules Package Sends Rep. Roy Border Bill to House Floor — Maybe Should the administration be forced to secure the border? Facebook Twitter

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The FY 2011 Homeland Security Budget: Spending Doesn't Match the Missions - Vimarsana News

The FY 2011 Homeland Security Budget: Spending Doesn't Match the Missions

Is increasing the Department of Homeland Security Budget by 2% enough? Find out how else we can support homeland security in America

Better, Faster, and Cheaper Border Security - Vimarsana News

Better, Faster, and Cheaper Border Security

U.S. border security strategy should employ a mix of resources inaddition to Border Patrol agents, including state and local authorities, the National Guard, and private contractors. The DHSshould heed the lessons learned from other large-scale contractingactivities and should view border security as encompassing not onlyland borders, but air and sea borders as well.

Republicans should not overpromise on border security - Vimarsana News

Republicans should not overpromise on border security

House Republicans shouldn't promise to deliver what only a president can: a secure border.

State and Local Law Enforcement's Key Role in Better, Faster, Cheaper Border Security - Vimarsana News

State and Local Law Enforcement's Key Role in Better, Faster, Cheaper Border Security

Federal support for border security policing should be viewed as a short-term bridging program to secure the border now, not as a pork-barrel program allocated through earmarks. To fund theseefforts, Congress and the Administration should plan to allocateabout $400 million per year over three years out of the projectedspending on homeland security grants.