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R47688 — Department of Homeland Security Appropriations: FY2024 State of Play

Reports · published 2024-05-15 · v17 · Active · crsreports.congress.gov ↗

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Authors
William L. Painter
Report id
R47688
Summary

This is an “In Brief” style report, and as such, should have its summary and TOC suppressed. FY2024 marks the 21st annual appropriations cycle with a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) appropriations measure. In six of the first seven years of its existence, the annual appropriations measure for DHS was enacted within a month of the beginning of the fiscal year it covered. Since FY2010, however, no annual DHS appropriations measure was enacted within two months of the start of its fiscal year, and only twice has DHS received its annual appropriations within the first fiscal quarter. Lapses in annual appropriations for the department lasting more than a week have occurred twice in that period. This report is a quick reference for tracking the “state of play” for DHS appropriations from the end of the August 2023 district work period until the resolution of the annual appropriations measure. It will be updated as events warrant. DHS appropriations 2024 Latest DHS appropriations DHS appropriations 2024 supplemental Homeland Security appropriations lapse 2024 DHS continuing resolution anomaly 2024

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