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Transforming Border Security: Collaborative Enforcement for National Protection

Discover how the United States Border Patrol (USBP) and other agencies work together to detect, apprehend, and protect the nation from illegal border crossings. Learn about the challenges, technology advancements, and coordinated intelligence efforts in securing the border.

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Transforming Border Security: Collaborative Enforcement for National Protection

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  1. “At 8:46 on the morning of September 11, 2001, the United States became a nation transformed.” - 9/11 Commission Report

  2. WHO WE ARE

  3. | UNITED STATES BORDER PATROL (USBP) USBP is responsible for responding to all illegal traffic that crosses the border between the official Ports of Entry. | OFFICE OF FIELD OPERATIONS (OFO) OFO facilitates traffic through the official Ports of Entry. | AIR AND MARINE OPERATIONS (AMO) AMO provides aerial and marine support for CBP.

  4. Detection technology has dramatically changed in recent years. The job of the Border Patrol is to detect and apprehend anyone crossing the border illegally between the ports of entry.

  5. Despite the technology agents often spend long hours tracking people on foot. Enforcement operations can quickly turn into rescue operations in the sharp Arizona heat.

  6. Every agent is a trained first responder. There are hundreds of Border Patrol EMTs throughout Southern Arizona. This year alone, Border Patrol has rescued over 4,000 people across the southwest.

  7. A single group of 134 Central Americans surrendered to Border Patrol in Sasabe after walking around the west end of the pedestrian fencing. Approximately 10 hours later, another group of more than 30 people crossed at the same location.

  8. Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents flying onboard a CBP Air and Marine Operations Blackhawk helicopter apprehend a group of illegal aliens near Pisinemo, Arizona on the Tohono Oʼodham nation.

  9. ACTT Initiating the Whole of Government Approach

  10. Collaborative Planning and Enforcement • Multiple Agencies Have Missions With Nexus to Border Security • Unify the border security effort. • Collaboratively develop enforcement operations leveraging partners’ missions, capabilities, and authorities. • Adjust operations based on changing threat.

  11. Coordinated Intelligence Efforts Substantial Intelligence Collection Capabilities Among Law Enforcement in Arizona • Coordinate and leverage collection and analysis efforts. • Produce consolidated “All Threats” intelligence products. • Appropriately disseminate products to all stakeholders.

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