Border Agent Position

A long-term career protecting America's borders offers numerous opportunities for growth and development.

• Detecting and questioning individuals suspected of violating immigration laws is a critical aspect of this role.
• Preventing the entry of undocumented noncitizens and apprehending smugglers at or near the borders requires close coordination with other agencies.

Beyond its core responsibilities, border protection specialists must also remain vigilant in detecting and preventing transnational crime. This involves collaborating with local law enforcement to address emerging threats such as human trafficking, narcotics smuggling, and money laundering.

• Competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits packages make our agency an attractive choice for professionals seeking stability and security.
  
• Vacation time: 15 days annual leave , 10 federal holidays per year , plus 13 paid sick days annually
  

  Breakdown varies by pay grade but starts at $66K base salary after completion of required training period - up to six months!

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