Border Service Enforcement Specialist

Are you passionate about serving your country and making a difference in the lives of its citizens? Do you have what it takes to protect America's borders and keep our communities safe?

As a Customs and Border Protection Officer, your primary responsibility will be to enforce laws related to customs, immigration, and agriculture. You will work at various ports of entry along the U.S.-Canada border or at coastal points.

• Enforce laws regulating importation, exportation, and international shipping.
• Conduct interviews with individuals suspected of violating customs regulations.

You'll also perform tasks such as:

• Conducting inspections on vehicles,baggage,and cargo for contraband or other prohibited items
•  style= " list - style - type : none ; padding - left : . 5 rem ">< li > Reporting information regarding any violations observed during these duties.< p >You must complete an extensive training program that includes classes covering law enforcement procedures,tactics,and firearms training. You may also require language proficiency if assigned to certain areas along the southwest border.
  

  Throughout your tenure,you can expect regular promotions based on performance which may advance your grade level beyond GS-9 after completing set number years within each rank.Alongside opportunities for growth,you’ll benefit from competitive compensation packages including overtime pay options,a pension plan,growth towards future greatness – fostering deep satisfaction amongst employees by encouraging individual development! < / h4 > < br />