In a collaborative effort led by the White House Task Force, several United States federal departments - the Departments of Transportation, Defense, Homeland Security, Energy, and Justice - have joined forces to combat the growing menace of rogue drones. This initiative comes in response to escalating threats to aviation safety and national security. The agencies will work together with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to develop and implement cutting-edge systems capable of detecting, tracking, stopping, or taking control of unauthorized drones. This proactive approach aims to protect American airspace from modern 21st-century threats, ensuring the safety and security of the flying public. The announcement follows a call for cost-effective counter-drone capabilities by a NATO official, as the alliance has pledged over $40 billion in investments towards counter-drone technology over the next five years. Notably, this move comes after the FBI arrested five individuals accused of planning to deploy drones armed with explosives near a White House event last summer. The Department of Justice is also working closely with other federal agencies to prosecute such threats and maintain airspace security. Furthermore, the FAA recently imposed temporary flight restrictions along the entire US-Mexico border, barring unauthorized drone activity up to 400 feet above ground level and within a one-nautical mile radius of the border, due to concerns about potential incursions.