; table of contents. Title I—Prioritizing Intelligence Gathering on Drug Trafficking Organizations Sec. 101. Assessment of activities by drug trafficking organizations in covered foreign countries. Sec. 102. Assessment of human trafficking and smuggling from covered foreign countries to the United States-Mexico border. Sec. 103. Prioritization of intelligence resources for covered foreign countries. Sec. 104. Resolving intelligence sharing and cooperation agreements. Sec. 105. Review of Mexico and United States bilateral cooperation. Sec. 106. Designation of certain drug cartels as Special Transnational Criminal Organization. Sec. 107. Monthly Department of Homeland Security reports on migrants. Sec. 108. Definitions. Title II—Eliminating Funding for Cartel Safe Harbor Jurisdictions Sec. 201. Ineligibility for Federal grants of certain jurisdictions that violate the immigration laws. Title III—Targeting Cartel Human Trafficking at the Border Sec. 301. Ending family separation and protection of minors. Sec. 302. Stopping asylum fraud. Sec. 303. Hiring authority. Sec. 304. Refugee application and processing centers. Title IV—Repurposing Federal Drug Programs Sec. 401. Reauthorization of block grants for prevention and treatment of substance abuse. Sec. 402. Offsetting repeals. I Prioritizing Intelligence Gathering on Drug Trafficking Organizations 101. Assessment of activities by drug trafficking organizations in covered foreign countries (a) Report Not later than 60 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Director of National Intelligence, in coordination with the Chief of Intelligence of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence and Research, shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report containing an analytical assessment of the activities of drug trafficking organizations in covered foreign countries. Such assessment shall include, at a minimum— (1) an assessment of the effect of drug trafficking organizations on the security and