Federal officers protecting our borders and airports would get new mental health support.
This bill would create a new mental health and wellness program specifically for federal law enforcement officers working for the Department of Homeland Security. This program would offer consistent support, training, and resources to officers at agencies like Border Patrol, ICE, the Secret Service, and TSA, and would also provide support for their families.
Currently, mental health support for federal law enforcement officers within the Department of Homeland Security can vary and lacks a single, department-wide approach. If this bill becomes law, the Department would create a comprehensive program to ensure consistent mental health resources, training, and safeguards across all its law enforcement agencies. This program would be established within the office overseen by the Chief Medical Officer.
HR 6548 · 119th Congress · December 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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