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Department of Homeland Security

Border Patrol Paid A Firm $13.6 Million To Hire 2 Recruits Artboard 1

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) paid $297 million to Accenture, a hiring firm, to hire 7,500 new recruits. The Office of Inspector General (OIG) found that in 10 months the firm … READ MORE

Hurricane Sandy Claims Overdue, and Not Following Procedure Resulting in Unsupported Additional Payments and Excessive Costs Artboard 1

After Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, National Flood Insurance Program policyholders filed 144,540 claims and were paid a total of $8.2 billion for their losses. Then, in 2015, FEMA faced … READ MORE

In 2017, ICE Centralizes Training, Then Decentralizes Training, OIG Says That’s A Mistake Artboard 1

In February 2017, ICE consolidated its multiple training programs into a centralized training program. OIG recommended this because it would make training effective and efficient. However, in August 2017, officials proposed that … READ MORE

FEMA Faces Significant Challenges Ensuring Recipients Properly Manage Disaster Funds Artboard 1

After the devastating effects of hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria this year, FEMA is expected to obligate billions in relief aid. FEMA identified $31.5 billion in estimated damages, but faces … READ MORE

FEMA and CBP Oversight of Operation Stonegarden Program Needs Improvement Artboard 1

Operation Stonegarden (Stonegarden) is a grant used to help cities and states address the threat of terrorist attacks. Stonegarden grants specifically fund overtime and other related expenses. This audit was … READ MORE

DHS OIG: PALMS Does Not Address Department Needs  Artboard 1

  The Department of Homeland Security remains on the Government Accountability Office’s (GAO) high-risk list for management of its human capital and integration. In 2013, DHS entered into an agreement … READ MORE

DHS OIG: DHS’s FY 2016 Compliance with the Improper Payments Elimination and Recovery Act of 2010 and Executive Order 13520, Reducing Improper Payments  Artboard 1

  DHS did not fully comply with IPERA because it did not publish the accompanying materials to the Agency Financial Report as required by OMB guidance. The Department also did … READ MORE

DHS OIG: DHS Contracts and Grants Awarded through Other Than Full and Open Competition FY 2015  Artboard 1

  In FY 2015, DHS awarded 453 noncompetitive contracts worth about $229 million. This represents a downward trend of more than $3 billion obligated through noncompetitive contracts over an 8-year … READ MORE

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