Border Enforcement Officer

A border patrol agent is a federal law enforcement officer responsible for protecting America's borders. Their duties include detecting and questioning individuals suspected of violating immigration laws, inspecting documents and possessions to verify citizenship or potential violations, preventing undocumented noncitizens from entering the country.

• Inspecting identification documents such as passports and driver’s licenses.
  

The role involves patrolling international boundaries using various assets like vehicles, horses, watercraft, ATVs snowmobiles motorcycles among others.

1. Patrol officers must be skilled in tracking evidence of illegal entry including footprints tire tracks animal signs among other indicators. They are also expected to perform farm checks building checks interpret sign language ensure compliance with regulatory requirements on weapons use uniform wear body armor etc.
   

The following job responsibilities outline expectations for this position:

• Patrol designated areas along the nation's international borders


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