This bill focuses on stopping illegal smuggling of weapons, ammunition, and cash from the United States into Mexico by beefing up inspection capabilities at the southern border. Right now, the U.S. primarily inspects people and goods coming into the country, but this bill requires the Department of Homeland Security to significantly increase inspections of vehicles and cargo heading south out of the United States. The bill authorizes purchasing up to 50 advanced imaging machines (like X-ray scanners) to inspect vehicles leaving the country and hiring at least 200 new federal agents—100 focused specifically on currency and firearms smuggling, and 100 to handle other contraband, human trafficking, and drug smuggling cases. By March 2027, the government must inspect at least 10 percent of all vehicles and cargo leaving for Mexico before they cross the border. The bill also requires regular reports to Congress tracking how many weapons, ammunition, and dollars are being seized at the border, so lawmakers can see if the new efforts are working. This is a five-year program with specific goals to increase inspection rates even further in the coming years.