; and (B) require that secondary checkpoints use all approved surveillance technologies, whenever feasible, such as adopting license plate readers and installing closed circuit televisions. (b) Executive Assistant Commissioner, Office of Field Operations The Executive Assistant Commissioner, Office of Field Operations, shall— (1) finalize and implement a plan to regularly evaluate the drug seizures portion of the Post-Academy Program; and (2) regularly update the plan materials. (c) Assistant Commissioner, Office of Intelligence The Assistant Commissioner, Office of Intelligence, shall— (1) establish the Southern Border Intelligence Center to develop the understanding of the threat in the environment along the international border between the United States and Mexico and report annually to Congress regarding the threat situation along such border; (2) increase the capabilities of the CBP Intelligence Watch and the CBP Joint Processing and Operations Center to provide continuous support to combating transnational criminal organizations and submit an annual report to Congress on the status of such efforts; (3) develop an intelligence research specialist career path, training requirements, and intelligence enterprise training academy to support border security, counter narcotic, and checkpoint operations; and (4) require that all intelligence research specialists are trained to the applicable performance standards and submit an annual report to Congress regarding the status of the intelligence professional workforce. 3. Annual report The Chief, U.S. Border Patrol shall submit an annual report to Congress that describes the actions undertaken to ensure that— (1) the Checkpoint Program Management Office, in coordination with U.S. Border Patrol sectors, is overseeing the consistent and accurate recording of immigration checkpoint activity data, including data regarding— (A) apprehensions at checkpoints, including smuggled people; (B) canine assists with drug seizures; (C) seizures of trace amounts of marijuana