CBP

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is a vital law enforcement agency within the United States government, employing over 60,000 personnel and serving as the nation's primary border security entity. CBP's mission encompasses safeguarding the American people while facilitating lawful international travel and trade. The agency integrates customs, immigration enforcement, border security, and agricultural protection into a cohesive operation to enhance national security.

CBP’s core responsibilities include counter-terrorism efforts, combating transnational crime, and ensuring the security of U.S. borders across air, land, and maritime domains. Additionally, it plays a crucial role in enabling fair trade practices, processing imports and exports, and enforcing federal laws to protect the economy and citizens. Through advanced technologies and a commitment to integrity and vigilance, CBP promotes a secure and efficient travel experience while maintaining America's economic prosperity. As a steadfast guardian of the borders, CBP maintains a balance between safety and the facilitation of lawful commerce and travel.