LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: At this point, we're going to break away from the daily Pentagon briefing to take you latest live event we've got happening. As you see there, President Bush approaching the podium there. He is in South Portland, Maine. He is going to be talking about beefing up border security.</s>GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Thank you all. Thank you all very much.</s>BUSH: I was supposed to bring two other folks with me today. I think you've heard of them -- Snowe and Collins.</s>HARRIS: President Bush there wrapping up his remarks in South Portland, Maine, speaking before for a large Coast Guard-oriented crowd there. He mentioned that first off, revealing more of his budget items, he is proposing the largest increase in spending on the Coast Guard in the nation's history. He went over something, you heard him, doubling of the homeland security budget to $38 billion. We also hear that he is proposing a 29 percent increase in the Immigration and Naturalization Service budget to modernize reporting data on who comes and who goes from this country.
Bush Talks About Strengthening Homeland Security