The Justice Department’s fiscal 2027 budget materials indicate that the National Security Division is trying to manage a growing enforcement and oversight docket with materially fewer lawyers in key offices, raising questions about how quickly the department can sustain its national security agenda across export controls, sanctions, foreign-agent cases, surveillance oversight, and foreign-investment reviews.
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