U.S. Senate Committee on Judiciary

06/03/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 06/03/2026 12:03

Senate Judiciary Committee Releases Updated Text of the Secure America Act

Published: 06.03.2026

Senate Judiciary Committee Releases Updated Text of the Secure America Act

WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee's title of the Secure America Act is funding Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) through Fiscal Year 2029 to ensure Democrats' open border, defund-the-police agenda can no longer harm the American public. Click HERE for bill text.

"Democrats broke the appropriations process because they want to reopen the southern border, defund federal law enforcement and leave American communities vulnerable to violent criminals, potential terrorists, illicit drugs and deadly contraband. Republicans' top priority is to provide for the public safety and security of American citizens," Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said. "The Secure America Act will ensure Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding is no longer held hostage by Democrats' radical leftist agenda. Democrats' irresponsible and partisan government shutdown will result in a more robust DHS, with the funds to fulfill its mission through 2029."

The Judiciary title:

  • Fully funds CBP through 2029, allowing the agency to continue securing the border and protecting Americans from illicit drugs and contraband.

  • Fully funds ICE through 2029, supporting the brave officers who risk their lives to keep Americans safe from violent criminals and potential terrorists.

  • Provides additional funds to DHS through 2029 to assist immigration enforcement and law enforcement efforts.

Click HERE for a one-pager and HERE for a section-by-section of the bill.

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