5. Department of Homeland Security · Minor
Return USCIS training to FLETC and rebrand the agency
Printed page 144 5. Department of Homeland Security
“Training should be returned to Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC), which would underscore the enforcement role of USCIS as a vetting agency, and be rebranded accordingly.”
What has happened
- Not started
USCIS training has not moved to FLETC and the agency has not been renamed. Congress put $750 million into FLETC in the reconciliation act, which expands the centers' capacity without redirecting USCIS's training to them — funding an institution is not the transfer the Quote asks for.
No action found yet. This entry is the starting point, not a finding.
Research log
What was searched, and what didn’t count as evidence
Research notes
Instrument sought: a decision returning USCIS training to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers, and a rebranding of the agency.
Searched, in the federal records we keep (fetched 2026-08-28): presidential documents, final rules, proposed rules and notices in the Federal Register, filtered to DHS and its components; bills in Congress and public laws, from congress.gov; White House presidential actions; and federal court dockets (CourtListener), including the bulk snapshot of 1.2 million dockets. No transfer of USCIS training to FLETC and no agency rebranding was found. Public Law 119-21 section 100053 appropriates $750,000,000 to FLETC, of which not less than $285,000,000 is for training, but the act does not send USCIS training there and USCIS still operates its own academy.
- Action
- transfer
- Object
- USCIS training (to FLETC)
- ID
- 325