Not specified — the DHS event announcement does not list any specific metrics or results to be presented. (Historically DHS/CBP/ICE briefings commonly report totals such as weights/doses seized, estimated value, arrests and locations, but the Feb. 12 announcement gives no figures.)
DHS coordinates through its components: CBP performs interdiction at ports of entry and between ports (including Air/Marine), ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) leads criminal investigations; they work together in multi‑agency/joint task forces (e.g., BEST), share case and seizure records, and use shared systems (SEACATS) for tracking seized assets and cases.
No — the DHS announcement does not say the press conference will announce a new policy, funding change, or operational directive; it is described only as a press conference "highlighting" border security and drug seizure efforts.
Not stated in the announcement. DHS/CBP already publish summary seizure statistics and dashboards (e.g., CBP drug seizure stats), but the underlying case-level records are kept in internal systems like SEACATS and are not routinely published; component summaries or datasets sometimes appear on DHS/CBP sites or can be requested via FOIA.
Recording: the DHS event page links a YouTube livestream — the video (and usually an archived recording) will be available on DHS Homeland Security LIVE and DHS's YouTube channel. Transcript: DHS may post a transcript on DHS.gov (news/speeches/media library) or you can use YouTube captions if no transcript is posted.