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Immigration & Border Security
Federal spending data for the Department of Homeland Security and its border-relevant sub-agencies — pulled live from USAspending.gov.
DHS sub-component obligations for fiscal year 2024 — sourced directly from USAspending.gov. Border-relevant agencies (CBP, ICE, USCIS, Coast Guard, TSA) are highlighted below.
DHS spending — FY 2024
Total DHS obligations: $137.65B across 10 sub-components. Border-relevant agencies are marked.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
- Obligations
- $53.03B
- Outlays
- $40.68B
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- Obligations
- $25.28B
- Outlays
- $25.28B
United States Coast Guard
- Obligations
- $13.85B
- Outlays
- $13.89B
Transportation Security Administration
- Obligations
- $11.04B
- Outlays
- $11.06B
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
- Obligations
- $10.26B
- Outlays
- $10.27B
Security, Enforcement, and Investigations
- Obligations
- $6.90B
- Outlays
- $6.73B
Citizenship and Immigration Services
- Obligations
- $6.12B
- Outlays
- $5.94B
Management Directorate
- Obligations
- $4.69B
- Outlays
- $4.08B
United States Secret Service
- Obligations
- $3.59B
- Outlays
- $3.35B
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
- Obligations
- $2.89B
- Outlays
- $3.06B
Source: USAspending.gov /agency/070/sub_components — daily ISR cache. Obligations are dollars that the federal government has committed to spend; outlays are dollars actually paid.
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