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
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
Homeland Security Committee Asks Nielsen to Testify on ‘Failed Border Security Agenda’
Committee Chair Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) wrote to Nielsen that her next appearance before the committee is "overdue." Keep Reading
Dem Lawmakers Call for Nielsen’s Resignation, Probe of Migrant Children’s Deaths
Felipe Alonzo-Gomez was the second child to die in CBP custody within a month; secretary asked "parents to not place their children at risk by taking a dangerous journey north." Keep Reading
Here’s How the Government Shutdown Affects the Department of Homeland Security
No sign of a negotiated solution that can get approval of 60 senators, the House of Representatives and president. Keep Reading
China Denies Sponsoring Global Cyber Espionage Campaign
The alleged hackers, Zhu Hua and Zhang Shilong, are accused of working in a cybersecurity community officially designated as the Advanced Persistent Threat Group 10. Keep Reading
Pompeo and Nielsen: China Breaking No-Cyber-Spying Promise as Hackers Charged
Rosenstein said that more than 90 percent of the department’s cases alleging economic espionage over the past seven years involve China. Keep Reading
CBP Says Agents Tried to Revive 7-Year-Old Guatemalan Girl Who Died in Custody
The girl was treated by emergency personnel, who found that she had a 105.7-degree fever. She would be resuscitated twice before going to the hospital. Keep Reading
Nielsen Travels to Jordan, Will Meet King Abdullah II
Nielsen went to Jordan to participate in the Aqaba Process, an international meeting to discuss international counterterrorism efforts. Keep Reading
Pence, Nielsen and Delegation to Attend Mexican Presidential Inauguration
President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador's swearing in will also be attended by a host of Latin American leaders, including Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro. Keep Reading
