This bill tells U.S. intelligence agencies to work more closely with Mexico to fight drug trafficking. Within 60 days of it becoming law, each intelligence agency must describe its current ties with Mexican government offices, explain any risks, and lay out a strategy and needed resources to improve cooperation against drugs. These go to the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) .

Within 180 days, the DNI must send Congress both the agencies’ submissions and a full action plan to boost collaboration with Mexico. The plan can include requests for new tools or funding to make it work in the next budget year. It must be unclassified so the public can see it, but it may include a secret annex if needed .

• Who is affected: U.S. intelligence agencies, the DNI, and Mexican government counterparts .
• What changes: Required strategies to strengthen cross-border counternarcotics work, plus a public-facing action plan to Congress (with a possible classified add-on) .
• When: Agency reports due 60 days after enactment; DNI’s action plan due 180 days after enactment; intended to guide efforts for fiscal year 2026 .