New rules would require body cameras for some DHS law enforcement and ban new border crossing fees.
This bill would set aside about $96.9 billion for the Department of Homeland Security for the government's budget year 2027. It would require body cameras for some DHS law enforcement officers and ban new fees for crossing the U.S. borders by land. The bill also includes new rules for immigration enforcement, disaster relief, and cybersecurity.
Today, some DHS law enforcement officers may not be required to wear body cameras, and there are no explicit bans on new border crossing fees or studies about them. After this bill, some DHS law enforcement would be required to wear body cameras, and new land border crossing fees would be prohibited. Also, rules for asylum claims would become stricter, and detention facilities with poor performance would lose their contracts.
HR 9310 · 119th Congress · June 12, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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