US HB6907

Authorizes U.S. Customs and Border Protection to purchase up to 50 additional non-intrusive imaging systems for deployment at the southern border to inspect persons and conveyances traveling from the U.S. to Mexico, with this authority expiring 5 years after enactment

Requires ICE to hire at least 200 new Homeland Security Investigations special agents: 100 for currency and firearms smuggling investigations, and 100 for contraband, human trafficking, drug smuggling, and unauthorized entry investigations

Mandates that by March 30, 2027, at least 10% of all conveyances traveling from the U.S. to Mexico be inspected before leaving the country, with a follow-up report assessing requirements to increase inspection rates to 15% and 20%

Requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to submit a report within 1 year detailing current resources for outbound and inbound inspections, operational cadence, and Mexico's capability to detect illicit weapons and currency smuggling

Establishes quarterly reporting requirements for 4 years on seizures of currency, firearms, and ammunition at ports of entry, including total numbers and dollar amounts