Public reporting requirements
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(a) Public report Not later than 60 days after completion of the audit and review required under section 4, the Secretary shall publish an unclassified and publicly available report containing— (1) a list of all covered surveillance technologies currently used by Department of Homeland Security; (2) the names of all contractors providing such technologies; (3) a description of the capabilities and purposes of each such technology; (4) all privacy and civil liberties impact assessments relating to the use of such technologies; (5) an assessment of the impacts of the use of such technology on civil immigration enforcement operations; (6) all data sources used by such technologies; (7) all policies governing the retention, sharing, and deletion of collected information; and (8) a description of any agreements, policies, or practices that govern the sharing of information utilized by covered surveillance technologies between the Department of Homeland Security and— (A) other Federal agencies; (B) any State, local, Tribal, or territorial government; or (C) any private sector entity. (b) Redactions Any redactions in the report required under subsection (a) shall be limited solely to information the disclosure of which would create a specific and identifiable harm to national security. Any such redaction shall be accompanied by a written justification relating thereto, and shall be reviewed by the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security.