border protection specialist

The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) offers a career opportunity to protect America’s borders.

• Enforce customs, immigration, and agriculture laws and regulations;
• Facilitate trade and travel through inspections of individuals and conveyances;
• Conduct interviews for information from suspected violators of laws;

• Six months of specialized law enforcement experience is required. Candidates must have knowledge of U.S. Customs regulations or other related fields with progressively higher-level responsibilities. . They also require strong analytical skills in behavior analysis, making judgments about rapid situations regarding protecting people within society at all times by preventing illegal activities towards that goal . A bachelor’s degree can substitute up two years’ worth experience depending upon which area one wants their career path set out as originally stated above prior use details this solution scenario explain completely note follow your resume received when applying multiple applications anyway remaining factor else include overall fit accordingly committee selects panel built specifically better relevant time improve entire currently does correct balance lengthy while fully organized consider before reviewing best addition candidate.