1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Finish It Act . 2. Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that— (1) constructing physical barriers along the southwest border of the United States has been one element of broader efforts to secure that border during the administrations of President George W. Bush, President Barack Obama, and President Donald Trump; (2) President Joe Biden is the first president to block efforts to build a physical barrier along the southwest border; (3) since President Biden cancelled southwest border wall construction contracts in April 2021, the Department of Defense has spent approximately $130,000 per day to store construction materials on approximately 20 private sites in Arizona and New Mexico; (4) under the Biden administration, the Department of Defense has paid at least $25,000,000 to store border wall construction materials, rather than using those materials to continue constructing a wall along the southwest border, or fortifying the existing wall where necessary; (5) the Biden administration has also prevented States from using the existing construction materials to fortify or build walls along their respective borders with Mexico; (6) the Department of Defense has spent approximately $300,000,000 on the unused border wall construction materials; (7) physical barriers along the southwest border complicate the persistent efforts of transnational criminal organizations to traffic drugs and people into the United States, and enable our law enforcement agencies to respond in a more focused manner to the crisis at the southwest border