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April 26, 2023

The Sunset Room, National Harbor, MD

11th Annual Border Security & Intelligence Summit

DSI’s 11th Annual Border Security & Intelligence Summit will bring together DHS, IC, federal agencies and industry to discuss current/future efforts toward integrating new policies and advanced technologies that are helping to ensure the continued protection & security of our Nation’s borders. At this forum, senior level leaders from the across the USG will detail intelligence strategies and solutions toward combating transnational organized crime, illicit trade and travel, human smuggling/trafficking, and other threats to the U.S. Homeland.

2023 Confirmed Speakers Include:

-Raul L.Ortiz- Chief, United States Border Patrol

-Blas Nuñez-Neto- Assistant Secretary for Border & Immigration Policy (Acting), DHS

-Pete Flores- Executive Assistant Commissioner, Office of Field Operations, CBP

-MG Matthew D. Smith, USA- Commanding General Joint Task Force North, NORTHCOM

-Ryan T. Young- Executive Assistant Director Intelligence Branch, FBI

-Patrick J. Lechleitner-Acting Executive Associate Director, Homeland Security Investigations, ICE

-Theresa Cardinal-Brown-Managing Director, Immigration and Cross-Border Policy, Bipartisan Policy Center

Topics of discussion will include:

Detecting and Dismantling Transnational Criminal Threats to Increase Security and Defend US Security Interests

Facilitating Safe and Lawful Trade and Travel at Points of Entry across the US Border

Increasing DoD-LEA Interoperability to Strengthen US Borders and Protect the Homeland

Modernizing Border Protection to Ensure Safety and Security Against Existing and Emerging Threats

Embracing Innovative Technologies and Systems to Establish a 21st Century Border Security Strategy

Contact:

Sofia Hayden

201-824-0077

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