department of homeland security Archives

January 20, 2019 // by James Cullum

OIG: Total Number of Children Involved in Family Separations ‘Unknown’

And House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) did not mince words in his disapproval of the report. Keep Reading

January 8, 2019 // by James Cullum

Here’s What the Government Shutdown Means for DHS Cybersecurity

Of the new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's 3,531 employees, 2,008 must work without pay until an appropriations bill is passed. Keep Reading

January 8, 2019 // by James Cullum

Trump to Travel to Southern Border, Will Deliver National Primetime Address Tuesday

The trip comes amid deliberations to end a partial government shutdown that has left more than 800,000 federal employees without pay. Keep Reading

January 7, 2019 // by James Cullum

Here’s How the Government Shutdown Is Affecting the U.S. Coast Guard

Training, license renewals and other merchant documentation, fishery enforcement patrols and routine equipment maintenance are among the services impacted. Keep Reading

January 6, 2019 // by James Cullum

Canceled: Government Shutdown Nixes 2019 S&T Cybersecurity and Innovation Showcase

"Once the government has reopened, we will determine whether the Showcase will be rescheduled and will send an email notification," the planning team said. Keep Reading

January 5, 2019 // by James Cullum

Here’s How the Government Shutdown Affects the Transportation Security Administration

Of TSA’s 60,078 employees, 55,182 must continue working without pay until a congressional agreement is reached with the White House. Keep Reading

December 28, 2018 // by James Cullum

Coast Guard to Receive December Paychecks; No Guarantee of 2019 Pay During Shutdown

There is no indication that there will be further federal assistance until the White House and Congress reach a compromise to pass a continuing resolution. Keep Reading