H.R. 6306 · 109th Congress
Immigration and Border Security Act
- Stage
- In committee
- Sponsor
- John Spratt
- Introduced
- 2006-09-29
- Latest action
- 2006-09-29 · Introduced in House
Subjects
Congress
Congressional oversight
Motor vehicles
Health
Terrorism
Law
Latin America
Radiation
Crime prevention
Families
Detention of persons
Policy sciences
Education
Higher education
Pennsylvania
Emergency management
Federal officials
Ohio
Research and development
Wisconsin
Washington State
Immigration
Commerce
Small business
Native Americans
Texas
Minnesota
Judges
Alaska
Arizona
North Dakota
Animals
Mexico
Canada
Michigan
New York State
New Mexico
Montana
Women in business
New Hampshire
Federal-Indian relations
Vermont
Idaho
Hospital care
Department of Homeland Security
Maine
Central America
Science, Technology, Communications
Armed Forces and National Security
Government Operations and Politics
Labor and Employment
Commemorations
Economics and Public Finance
Research centers
Minorities
Crime and Law Enforcement
Women
Aliens
Explosives
Foreign leaders
Prosecution
Biological warfare
Chemical warfare
Congressional reporting requirements
Emergency medicine
Federal aid to education
Federal employees
Finance and Financial Sector
International Affairs
Legislation
Military civic action
Nuclear terrorism
Salaries
Scholarships
Transportation and Public Works
International cooperation
Foreign Trade and International Finance
Smuggling
Victims of crimes
Congressional investigations
Information technology
Imports
Sanctions (International law)
Treaties
Repatriation
Visas
Cost effectiveness
Federal advisory bodies
Fraud
Government contractors
Recruiting of employees
Admission of nonimmigrants
Alien labor
Compensation (Law)
Federal-local relations
Federal-state relations
Government paperwork
Government procurement
Government publicity
Minority business enterprises
Radio
Advice and consent of the Senate
President and foreign policy
Awards, medals, prizes
Boundaries
Criminal justice information
Public prosecutors
Technological innovations
Travel
Security measures
Federal law enforcement officers
Research and development facilities
Strategic planning
Prisons
Drug abuse
Police training
Planning
Employee training
Data banks
Immigrants
Federal aid to law enforcement
Tourism
Drug traffic
Relocation
Boats and boating
Aviation safety
Correctional personnel
Indian lands
Civil service retirement
Drunk driving
Money laundering
Death
Drug law enforcement
Identification of criminals
Identification devices
Government attorneys
Computers
Wireless communication
Border patrols
Informers
Helicopters
Executive reorganization
Cost accounting
Deportation
Customs administration
Child sexual abuse
Illegal aliens
Equipment and supplies
Dogs
Prisoners
Student loan funds
Medical statistics
Ex-offenders
Legal fees
Risk
Criminal aliens
Landowners
Government vehicles
Geographic information systems
Indian law enforcement
Computer matching
Electronic surveillance
Sex offenders
Gangs
Employers' liability
Fingerprints
Weapons
Airspace (Law)
Cameras
Remote sensing
Night vision devices
Radar
Drone aircraft
Reconnaissance satellites