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The Border Weather Resiliency Act requires the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner to assess how hazardous weather and water events have affected border operations, personnel safety, and infrastructure over the past five years, and to report findings to Congress within 180 days. The Secretary of Homeland Security must then develop a comprehensive strategy within one year to mitigate these impacts, including consultation with federal agencies, state governors, tribal governments, and CBP personnel representatives. The Secretary must begin implementing the strategy within one year of submission and provide semiannual progress reports for five years, while the CBP Commissioner must establish safety protocols and procedures to protect personnel and infrastructure from weather-related hazards.
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