Reorganizing DHS outreach office
Sponsored by Gabe Evans
What the bill does
This bill requires the Department of Homeland Security to create a plan to reorganize its Engagement, Liaison, and Outreach Office. The plan must cut redundant jobs and programs, move essential functions to another office, and improve how the department works with law enforcement agencies. Until the plan is done, the office cannot grow its staff or budget.
The stakes
The bill affects how the Department of Homeland Security coordinates with state and local law enforcement. It could change how information is shared and how taxpayer money is spent on outreach programs.
What each side says
- The bill cuts waste by identifying and removing redundant positions and programs within the office.bill
- It improves coordination with law enforcement by setting clear communication rules and reducing duplicate outreach efforts.bill
- It prevents the office from expanding until a reorganization plan is in place, ensuring changes are made thoughtfully.bill
- No recorded objections.
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