House Committee on Homeland Security

The House Committee on Homeland Security has jurisdiction over matters related to national defense. It has six subcommittees on border and maritime security; counterterrorism and intelligence; cybersecurity and infrastructure protection; emergency preparedness, response, and communications; oversight and management efficiency; and transportation and protective security. The Committee was created in 2002 in the aftermath of the September 11th, 2001 attacks.

Leadership

Chair

Andrew R. Garbarino

NY-2U.S. House

Ranking Member

Bennie G. Thompson

MS-2U.S. House

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  Andrew R. Garbarino

  Chair·NY-2
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  Bennie G. Thompson

  Ranking Member·MS-2
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  Michael T. McCaul

  Vice Chair·TX-10
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  Michael Guest

  Member·MS-3
• 
  Carlos A. Gimenez

  Member·FL-28
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  August Pfluger

  Member·TX-11
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  Morgan Luttrell

  Member·TX-8
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  Dale W. Strong

  Member·AL-5
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  Josh Brecheen

  Member·OK-2
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  Elijah Crane

  Member·AZ-2
• 
  Nick LaLota

  Member·NY-1
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  Andrew Ogles

  Member·TN-5
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  Sheri Biggs

  Member·SC-3
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  Gabe Evans

  Member·CO-8
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  Ryan Mackenzie

  Member·PA-7
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  Brad Knott

  Member·NC-13
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  Vince Fong

  Member·CA-20
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  Matt Van Epps

  Member·TN-7
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  J. Luis Correa

  Member·CA-46
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  Shri Thanedar

  Member·MI-13
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  Seth Magaziner

  Member·RI-2
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  Daniel S. Goldman

  Member·NY-10
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  Delia C. Ramirez

  Member·IL-3
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  Timothy M. Kennedy

  Member·NY-26
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  LaMonica McIver

  Member·NJ-10
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  Julie Johnson

  Member·TX-32
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  Nellie Pou

  Member·NJ-9
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  James R. Walkinshaw

  Member·VA-11
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  Troy A. Carter

  Member·LA-2
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  Al Green

  Member·TX-9

Subcommittees (6)

• Border Security and Enforcement
• Counterterrorism and Intelligence
• Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection
• Emergency Management and Technology
• Oversight, Investigations, and Accountability
• Transportation and Maritime Security