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Trump Administration Eliminates DHS Advisory Committees

Trump Administration Eliminates DHS Advisory Committees

In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration has disbanded all advisory committees within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Acting Secretary Benjamine C. Huffman issued a memorandum on January 20, 2025, directing the immediate termination of current memberships on these committees. The stated objective is to eliminate resource misuse and ensure that DHS activities prioritize national security.

Among the dissolved entities is the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB), established in 2022 to assess major cybersecurity incidents and provide recommendations for enhancing cybersecurity practices. The CSRB had been actively investigating recent cyberattacks attributed to Chinese state-sponsored groups targeting U.S. telecommunications infrastructure. The abrupt termination of the board raises concerns about the continuity of critical cybersecurity investigations and the safeguarding of national digital infrastructure.

This move aligns with the administration's broader strategy to streamline federal operations and reduce what it deems unnecessary expenditures. However, critics argue that dismantling these advisory bodies may hinder the department's ability to effectively respond to evolving security threats. The elimination of expert panels, particularly those focused on cybersecurity and infrastructure protection, could leave gaps in the nation's defense mechanisms against both physical and digital threats.

The decision also follows the administration's earlier actions to reduce the number of federal advisory committees across various agencies. In 2019, an executive order directed agencies to eliminate at least one-third of their advisory committees, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce costs. The current dissolution of DHS advisory boards appears to be a continuation of this policy, reflecting the administration's ongoing efforts to reassess the role and necessity of external advisory groups within the federal government.

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