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.

Membership

Party Breakdown

• Mark E. Green (R - TN-7) (Chair)
• Bennie G. Thompson (D - MS-2) (Ranking Member)
• Michael T. McCaul (R - TX-10)
• Eric Swalwell (D - CA-14)
• Clay Higgins (R - LA-3)
• J. Luis Correa (D - CA-46)
• Michael Guest (R - MS-3)
• Troy A. Carter (D - LA-2)
• Dan Bishop (R - NC-8)
• Shri Thanedar (D - MI-13)
• Carlos A. Gimenez (R - FL-28)
• Seth Magaziner (D - RI-2)
• August Pfluger (R - TX-11)
• Glenn Ivey (D - MD-4)
• Andrew R. Garbarino (R - NY-2)
• Daniel S. Goldman (D - NY-10)
• Marjorie Taylor Greene (R - GA-14)
• Robert Garcia (D - CA-42)
• Tony Gonzales (R - TX-23)
• Delia C. Ramirez (D - IL-3)
• Nick LaLota (R - NY-1)
• Robert Menendez (D - NJ-8)
• Mike Ezell (R - MS-4)
• Thomas R. Suozzi (D - NY-3)
• Anthony D’Esposito (R - NY-4)
• Timothy M. Kennedy (D - NY-26)
• Laurel M. Lee (R - FL-15)
• Yvette D. Clarke (D - NY-9)
• Morgan Luttrell (R - TX-8)
• Dale W. Strong (R - AL-5)
• Josh Brecheen (R - OK-2)
• Elijah Crane (R - AZ-2)

Subcommittees