The bipartisan legislation aims to accelerate DHS adoption of AI and other emerging technologies for border enforcement.

The agency’s interest in the Musk-owned satellite internet service comes as he continues to earn more government business and exert more control in the Trump administration.

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said the tool would help staffers draft reports, summarize information and develop software, among other tasks.

The agency hopes to use the technology in all of its border apprehensions, according to a source familiar with the program.

The findings come as federal workers face great uncertainty with a new administration coming.

As federal agencies continue to confront the impact of Friday’s worldwide IT incident, Congress signals future action.

The report is expected to come as soon as next week, the Government Accountability Office’s Kevin Walsh said.

Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general finds Immigration and Customs Enforcement currently identifies trade-based money laundering schemes through manual record searches.

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