Vote Yes on this bill if you want higher funding for DHS, cyber and disaster response, tougher border and immigration enforcement with more detention and GPS tracking, stricter asylum rules, limits on sanctuary policies, bans on DHS disinformation and DEI programs, and no new land border crossing fees.

Organizations that support this bill may include law enforcement associations, border security advocates, conservative policy groups, some state and local emergency managers, and free speech advocates opposed to government-led content moderation.

Vote No on this bill if you want to reject expanded detention and surveillance, oppose stricter asylum and transit limits, protect access to gender-affirming care and broader abortion services in custody, preserve sanctuary funding and DEI efforts, and avoid rollbacks to environmental and civil liberties protections.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include immigrant and civil rights groups, LGBTQ+ and reproductive rights advocates, sanctuary cities and counties, privacy and tech liberty groups, and environmental organizations concerned about weakened whale protections.