Federal HB10845 mandates annual assessments on managing air, land, and sea ports of entry under DHS.
Federal HB10845 requires the Department of Homeland Security to conduct annual assessments of standards and guidelines for managing air, land, and sea ports of entry. The assessments must cover staffing levels, temporary duty assignments, transit delays, and impacts of staff shortages. The Secretary of Homeland Security must brief specified committees within 30 days of each assessment. The bill also mandates evaluations of border security efforts, economic impacts, and physical infrastructure needs.
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