The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) can’t afford deep, sweeping cuts to its budget and efforts to control its costs as part of a larger deficit reduction initiative should include things such as efficiency improvements and even consolidating congressional jurisdiction over the department, which would save on personnel and financial resources, the leaders of the House and Senate panels that oversee much of DHS, say in separate letters to a bipartisan congressional committee that is looking to slash at least…
Congressional Homeland Security Chairs Warn Super Committee Against Sweeping Cuts
Defense Daily Staff
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