Border Enforcement Specialist

• Detecting and questioning individuals suspected of violating immigration regulations.

The position requires proficiency in Spanish as part of extensive training provided at the U.S. Border Patrol Academy. Candidates must possess a strong background in public safety or law enforcement, with prior work experience potentially impacting starting salary ranges between GL-5/GL-7 levels ($51,632-$92,219 annually). The role involves inspecting documents and possessions for citizenship or violations to prevent undocumented noncitizens' entry at the borders.