
ALT The US spends at least $759 million per day on police and prisons. Estimate federal, state and local spending on law enforcement and corrections in 2021 is $277 billion. Here’s a breakdown of each component: Customs and Border Protection, $15 billion; Coast Guard, $13 billion; Immigration and Customs Enforcement, $8 billion; TSA, $5 billion; Federal training centers, $340 million; DHS aid to state/local police, $1.3 billion; DOD aid to state/local police, $89 million; US Marshals, $1.5 billion; National Security Division in DOJ, $117 million; Drug and Crime office, $550 million; FBI, $9.7 billion; DEA, $2.8 billion; ATF, $1.5 billion; Bureau of Prisons, $7.7 billion; DOJ aid to state/local police, $2.4 billion; Capitol Police, $515 million; state/local government spending on police, $123 billion; state/local government spending on prisons, $82 billion. Federal data is for 2021. State and local government data is for 2019.















