DHS would run a five-year test of new border inspection tools at land ports of entry. CBP would measure whether these tools catch more threats and keep traffic moving. Congress would get reports on costs, results, staffing, privacy, and civil rights impacts.
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CATCH Fentanyl Act is a House bill waiting for floor action. The latest recorded action: Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 187.
Latest action on H.R. 1569: Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 187.
Who this affects: This bill mainly affects Customs and Border Protection officers, people and businesses moving vehicles or cargo through land border crossings, and DHS staff who run border technology programs. It could change which vehicles get flagged, how fast inspections move, and what tools officers use during checks. It also affects travelers, drivers, and cargo operators whose data may be processed by new inspection systems.
Why this matters: Border inspections are one way the government tries to stop fentanyl and other threats, but slow checks can also delay trade and travel. This bill tests whether newer tools can improve security and keep traffic moving. If the pilots work, DHS could recommend using some tools at land ports across the country. If they raise privacy, bias, cost, or staffing problems, Congress would have those findings before any wider rollout.
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Officially: CATCH Fentanyl Act
DHS would run a five-year test of new border inspection tools at land ports of entry. CBP would measure whether these tools catch more threats and keep traffic moving. Congress would get reports on costs, results, staffing, privacy, and civil rights impacts.
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Latest: Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 187. (8/15/2025)
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