ensure immigration enforcement and border security are funded for the remainder of President Trump’s term
Ensure immigration enforcement and border security are funded for the remainder of President Trump's term.
Occurrences
We will fully fund both border security and immigration enforcement for the balance of President Trump's term.
we will fully fund the agency, including ICE and CBP, for three years into the future.
the budget resolution ... will ensure border security and immigration enforcement will be funded for the balance of the Trump Administration ... [and] specifically fund immigration enforcement and border security for the next three years
Evidence
Johnson said Republicans would use a two-track approach to fully reopen DHS and specifically fund immigration enforcement and border security for the next three years.
The President signed H.R. 7147 into law on April 30, 2026, enacting further appropriations for fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
The bill text provides specific FY2026 appropriations for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations and support, and states some border security assets funding remains available until September 30, 2028.
Assessments
Johnson publicly advanced a strategy to reopen DHS and fund immigration enforcement and border security for the next three years, and a DHS appropriations measure was enacted during his current federal term. The enacted funding appears to provide concrete FY2026 appropriations for ICE and border-security-related accounts, with some funds available through September 30, 2028. However, the promise was to ensure funding for the remainder of President Trump's term, which extends beyond FY2026 and through January 2029. The available evidence shows meaningful action and partial funding progress, but not full coverage for the remainder of the presidential term.