President Donald Trump has signed the Secure America Act into law, delivering roughly $70 billion in funding for US immigration enforcement agencies through fiscal year 2029. It is the largest dedicated border security funding package in recent memory, and it represents a clear legislative win for the administration’s hardline immigration agenda.
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What the Secure America Act actually does
The legislation channels approximately $70 billion toward Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP). That funding runway extends through fiscal year 2029, giving both agencies multi-year budget certainty that they have historically lacked.
The bill’s stated objectives center on enhancing border enforcement while targeting trafficking networks and drug smuggling operations. The Senate passed the bill on June 5, 2026, and the House followed shortly after. Senate Republicans and the White House framed the legislation as ending what they described as Democratic obstruction on border security funding.
