t5 b42 ziglar materials 5 of 6 fdr- table- proposals for border control 094

8/14/2019 T5 B42 Ziglar Materials 5 of 6 Fdr- Table- Proposals for Border Control 094

1/5

\

Border Management InitiativesProposals For Controlling United States Borders

1.1

1.1.1

1.1.1.1

Border Management Initiatives

DescriptionOngoing orProposed

Phase-InPeriod

AdditionalPersonnelResources

(FTE)

EstimatedCost

xlOOO

Resource RequirementsCost included in

SupplementalPackage

x l O O O

Amount Includedin 2002

Appropriation

x l O O O

AmountIncluded in 2003

Budget

xlOOO

Permission ) Needed

LegislationRequired

(yes or no)

RegulatoryAction

Required

(yes or no)

U.S. Border Patrol (between the Ports-of-Entry)

SHORT-TERM ACTIONS

Department of Defense (DoD)Support to the NorthernBorder

Military Intelligence Analysts to Northern Border SectorsProposed 30-45 days 32 DoD Cost

Other AgencyConsultation or

Approval

(yes or no)

yes

PotentialControversy

(1-low. 3-high)

1.1.1.2 Deploy Military Listening Point/Observation Post (LP/OP)Proposed 30-45 days 480 DoD Cost yes

1.1.1.3Deploy Military Support Personnel to Northern Border (i.e.Electronic Techs, Mechanics) Proposed 30-45 days 64 DoD Cost yes

1.1.1.4Increase Air Operations Using Military Aircraft or LeasedAircraft Proposed 30-45 days 0 DoD Cost yes

1.1.1.5 Increase Marine Patrol with Assistance from Coast GuardProposed 30-45 days 0 USCG Cost yes

1.2 Mid/Long-Term Actions:

1.2.1 Personnel Enhancements to Border Patrol Sectors[agents and support staff)

1.2.1.1 Increase Border Patrol Agent StaffingOngoing 4-6 yrs 3,855 $ 507,202 14.860 75,000 76,265 yes

1.2.1.2Establish/Expand Anti-Smuggling/Terrorist Units (ASU) inall Border Patrol Sectors Ongoing 6-12 mos 156 $ 48,869 yes

1.2.1.3Enhance Technical Support Personnel for IncreasedEqupment Technology

1.2.2Agent Support Equipment/Technology Enhancementfor Border Patrol Sectors

1.2.2.1 Additional Night Vision and Agent Support Equpment Ongoing 1-3 yrs $ 287,362 20,750 22,598 _yes_

1.2.2.2Deploy Additional Remote Video Surveillance Systems

IS 5-10 yrs $1,235,000 29,000 4,000 10,000 _yes_

1.2.2.3 Mobile IDENT and ENFORCE tor Field ProcessingProposed 3-5 yrs $ 50,000 yes


2/5

1.2.3

1.2.3.1



Phase-InPeriod

U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service

Border ManagementInitiativesProposals For Controlling United States Borders

Resource RequirementsAdditionalPersonnelResources

(FTE)

EstimatedCost

X1000

Cost included inSupplemental

Package

X1000

Amount IncludedIn 2002

Appropriation

X1000


Budget

X1000

Permission(s) Needed

LegislationRequired

(yes or no)

RegulatoryAction

Required

(yes or no)


Approval

(yes or no)


(1-low, 3-high)Enhance Marine/Air Capabilities for all Border PatrolSectors

Enhance Border Patrol Air Capabilities in all Sectors

1.2.3.2Enhance Border Patrol Marine Capabilities in DesignatedLocations

1.2.4 Tactical Infrastructure for Border Patrol Sectors

1.2.4.1Increased Funds for Roads, Lights, Fences, VehicleBarriers

1.2.4.2Establish Easements for Border Enforcement Zones alongthe entire U.S. border

1.2.4.3Temporarily Suspend or Permanently Waive EnvironmentalLaws/Regulations

1.3 Other Initiatives

1.3.1 Legal Authority and Pay Issues

1.3.1.1Implement Section 287(a)(5)(A), Grant General ArrestAuthority for all Border Patrol Agents

1.3.1.2

1.3.1.3

Waive Overtime Cap

'ay Reform/Upgrade for all Border Patrol Agents


3/5





Phase-InPeriod

Additional

PersonnelResources

(FTE)

EstimatedCost

xtOOO

Resource Requirements


Package

xlOOO


Appropriation

X1000


Budget

xlOOO

Permission ) Needed

LegislationRequired

(yes or no)

RegulatoryAction

Required

(yes or no)


Approval

(yes or no)


(1-low, 3-high)

2.1.1.1Eliminate the Transit Without Visa Program (TWOV),and

Progressive Cearance; nspect Intemational-toInternational Transit Passengers (ITI)

2.1.2 Documentary Requirements

2.1.2.1

2.1.2.2

Suspend issuance of visas to nationals of countriesdesignated as known supporters or harborers of terrorists.

212(QNot under our

control N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AN/A N/A N/AReassess specific countries designation in the Visa

Waiver ProgramDevelop questionnaires for some visa applicants at US.

90-180days

ye s

2.1.3.1 Require lookout system checks for all service center ordistrict office adjudications on-going 6 months 500

2.1.3.2Fingerprint all persons entering the United States as

refugees 6 months 12 3,100

2.1.3.3Review the present listing of designated ports-of-entryto

eliminate unnecessary or redundant ports 30-90 days yes

2.1.3.4 Require carriers to provide cruise shp terminals designedand built to the same specfications and technicalrequirements as landing stations at airports-of-entry.

6 months $ 1,000 _yes_ _yes_

2.1.3.5Ensure that only ports-of-entry designated as valid ports by

both the Commissioner of Customs and the AttorneyGeneral are used for the entry of aliens 6-9 months _yes_

2.1.3.6

Ensure Ports-of-Entryairports meet landing stationtechnical requirements for border integrity and officer

safety, ensure only ports-of-entry designated as valid andcompliant ports by both the Commissioner of Customs and

the Attorney General are used for the entry of aliens

On e yearfrom

regulationchanges

2.1.4 Facilities

2.1.4.1Impose a moratorium on port-of-entry and landing station

expansion Ei mediate30 days FederalRegister notice


4/5



Resource Requirements Permission(s) Neededorder Management Initiatives

AdditionalPersonnelResources


Package


Appropriation


Budget

LegislationRequired

Ongoing orProposed

MID/LONG-TERM ACTIONSInspections Programs

Enhance secure alternative inspection systems

Port-of-Entry Resources5544(5040officers/504

support)Fully staffall land borders 24/7

1351(1156officers/195

support)

417 officers122 support

$53,016

126,179 (ongbudget)

30 support $1,314Provide full staffing for all airports and seaports

Improve compensation package to recruit and retainImmigration Inspectors (law enforcement status,law

enforcement - hazardous duty retirement - 6c Status)

Documentary RequirementsEliminate the Western Hemisphere passport exemption for

U.S. Citizens

2.2.4

2.2.4.1

2.2.4.2

2.2.4.3

2.2.4.4

2.2.4.5

OperationsMake Advance Passenger Information data mandatory to

land or departBegin electronic data sharing on visa data and

photographs, at ports-of-entryImplement NCIC III at all ports-of-entry

Implement NCIC III at U.S. consular posts abroad

Continue implementing foreign students controls, requiremandatory periodic reporting to INS by educational

institutions with regard to student status

roposed

On-goingOn-going

Not under ourcontrol

On-going

M

6 months

3 months24 months

N/A

2 years

M

200

nonenone

N/A

none

20,000$ 500$ 800

N/A

$ 11200'

5,000

nonenone

N/A

$ 10300"

mmm$ 4,600

nonenone

N/A

none

one

nonenone

N/A

none

es

nono

Yes

no

es

nono

yes

yes

es

yesyes

yes

yes

11

1

3


5/5




#

2.2.4.6

2 2 4 7

Description

Require that all carriers submitAdvancePassengerInformation before boarding passengers

Improve integrationof alldata systems

Ongoing orProposed

ProposedOn-going

Phase-InPeriod

one yearone year

Resource RequirementsAdditionalPersonnelResources

-. (FTE)

nonenone

EstimatedCost

x1000

28,000(requested

byCustoms)$ 25,000


Package

X1000

28,000 (requestedbyCustoms)

none


Appropriation

X1000

nonenone


Budget

X1000

nonenone

Permission(s) Needed

LegislationRequired

(yes or no)

yesno

RegulatoryAction

Required

(yes or no)

yesno


Approval

(yes or no)

yesyes


(1-low, 3-high)

31

* EXAM S budget requirement forSEVIS**Multi-use documentreaders

t5 b42 ziglar materials 5 of 6 fdr- table- proposals for border control 094

Documents