Border Security Specialist

Embracing a long-term law enforcement career with the U.S. Border Patrol offers numerous opportunities for growth and development.

You will be part of an elite team protecting America's international boundaries and coastal waterways using vehicles, horses, vessels, and other government assets to safeguard our nation's security.

• Detect individuals suspected of violating immigration laws

• Perform vehicle stops at ports-of-entry airports highway checkpoints harbors seaports railroad stations border crossings government buildings public gatherings designated locations outside assigned areas natural resource protection or any other similar duties as assigned by supervisor - also known patrol agent duties listed above but they do not include inspect documents possessions determine citizenship violations analyze information rapidly make prompt decisions develop maintain contact network informants follow tracks marks physical evidence illegal entry persons contraband build rapport community work closely others advance goals

Please note that relocation may be required depending on operational needs duty assignment at time offer may differ from candidate’s first choice preference locality pay varies across locations train become proficient Spanish language provided formal training after hire.