Border Security Sample Clauses

Border Security. Xx. XXXXX. Mr. President, I rise to address an issue that transcends poli- tics and strikes at the very core of who we are as Americans. Throughout my time in Congress, I have made it my priority to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, to look past partisanship, and to work toward passing commonsense leg- islation so we can help working fami- lies in Nevada and across our country. In the House, I was proud to be named one of the most bipartisan Members of Congress, and that is a title I plan to keep in the Senate. So I hope my colleagues recognize the seri- ousness of why I rise today. It is without partisan motivation when I say that we have a crisis on our hands. Make no mistake about it, there is a humanitarian crisis at our south- ern border and we are failing to address it. This administration is failing to ad- dress it. This Congress is failing to ad- dress it. With violence and political unrest in- creasing in the Northern Triangle countries of El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, we are experiencing a surge in the number of migrants who have come to our southern border seek- ing refuge from violence and persecu- tion. More than 60 percent of migrants are families and unaccompanied children fleeing for their lives and seeking a safe place. Children and their families are coming to our country for the same reasons so many of our ancestors did— because they have no other choice. They are coming to the United States, a nation of immigrants, a nation built on a foundation of core values, and we do not turn away those fleeing persecu- tion and certain death. It is those same values that tell us that when children—including infants and toddlers—are at our doorstep, we do not put them in cages, tear them from their mother’s arms, let them go without showers, food, or medical at- tention, or let them sleep on cold floors. The reality is, Customs and Border Patrol officers are not trained to care for children, much less those who have experienced trauma. They are not pre- pared nor qualified to provide the much needed care to the families and chil- dren who are coming here. What is also true is that there are members of our Border Patrol and law enforcement who are trying to do the right thing. Those men and women signed up to protect our country from terrorism, narcotics, and foreign threats. They are not trained to take care of traumatized children. The fact remains, the state of things in these immigration facilities is untenable and indef...
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Border Security. This area focuses on:  Developing technologies, tools and advanced methods to balance immigration and commerce with effective border security, as well as assess threats and vulnerabilities,  Conducting research to improve surveillance, screening, detection, and identification at and near the border,  Developing tools and technologies to increase the efficiency and operational effectiveness of cargo security,  Develop biometric solutions for operational environments,  Enhancing border security decision-making strategies,  Examining human smuggling and human trafficking migration patterns and trends,  Analyzing the effectiveness of current border security policies,  Conducting analysis and assessments to enhance policy and law enforcement efforts as it related to border security, interior enforcement, and immigration and customs. Legitimate Trade and Travel. This area focuses on:  Developing tools that will enhance and streamline the flow of people and goods across a U.S. XXX without compromising security,  Examining the impact of the ongoing Export Control Reform Initiative on U.S. Government efforts to enforce export controls in support of countering the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and other illicit materials,  Identifying and interdicting dangerous passengers and cargo from legitimate flows,  Conducting activities to better measure and understand the balance of trade facilitation, the expedited movement of commerce, and security,  Generating innovative ways to differentiate routinely between high- and low-risk people and goods.
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