DHS Inspector General Issues 2015 Performance Plan
The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General released on Oct. 1 its fiscal year 2015 Annual Performance Plan. The 32-page report is short on trade, instead focusing on the agency’s counter-terrorism and immigration-related responsibilities. But the plan does…
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indicate CBP will keep up its efforts to assess whether its Automated Targeting System effectively targets and examines high-risk rail cargo from Mexico and Canada. It also says CBP will continue inspections at the Houston and Miami ports of entry to see whether they comply with CBP policies and procedures.