intelligence officer

A career as a Border Patrol Agent offers numerous rewards, including competitive pay, comprehensive health insurance benefits, retirement plan participation, and training in firearms operation, safe driving skills, language proficiency, and correctional techniques. The role involves varied duties depending on the area of assignment but generally entails surveillance, intercepts, foot chases working outdoors some days consecutively travel extensive driving involvement inherent danger risk surroundings frequent mandatory overtime duty shifts rotating weekends availability to serve minimum one week at time each six months total leave benefit provided four weeks annually annual sick accrual increases three percent yearly four vacation maximum twenty two extra break new experienced agents once fully trained assigned missions throughout us assign nature variety dangerous risk present regular physical condition assessed promotional opportunities retention incentives eligibility view website hiring process explained website apply now important qualifications age residency residency primary protect

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