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Expect scenario questions on identifying and pursuing suspects, when to treat an incident as criminal, documenting facts for reports, and balancing enforcement with public safety and community relations. Be ready to discuss high-stress judgment and physical readiness for field work.
Strong fit if you want federal border law enforcement in a field posting (Campo area), with daily emphasis on patrol, investigation, documentation, and emergency response rather than desk work.
As a Border Patrol Agent for Customs and Border Protection, a typical shift centers on detecting illegal or suspicious activity, pursuing and apprehending suspects, and keeping public order in the area of responsibility. You document incidents in reports, decide whether facts support a criminal or statute violation, and may render first aid. Community contact and emergency response sit alongside enforcement of relevant laws.
Build strength in report writing, incident review, pursuit and arrest procedures, first aid, and lawful investigation of suspicious activity. No certification package or costs were supplied for this listing.
No. The listing is on-site (remote flag 0) in Campo, San Diego County.
Per occupation data: pursue and arrest suspects, maintain public safety, investigate suspicious activity, write reports, and provide first aid when needed.
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Website: customsandborderprotection.com
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CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION - Campo, San Diego County Position Summary The Border Patrol Agent (BPA) position at Customs and Border Protection in Campo, San Diego County offers a unique opportunity to contribute to national security while seeking new professional challenges. This full-time role requires an experienced law enforcement officer with the drive and dedication to protect communities and uphold the law. Day-to-Day Responsibilities Conduct foot and vehicle patrols along the border to detect illegal activity and enforce immigration laws. Intercept and apprehend individuals attempting to enter or exit the country illegally. Perform searches of vehicles, packages, and persons for contraband, weapons, and other prohibited items. Collaborate with local law enforcement agencies in joint operations to enhance border security. Qualifications Must have at least 3 years of full-time experience as a law enforcement officer. Clean criminal record and no prior felony convictions. Valid driver's license required for vehicle operations. Possession of a high school diploma or equivalent; some college coursework may be preferred. About the Company Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is a division of the Department of Homeland Security, responsible for securing America’s borders to prevent illegal activity while facilitating legitimate trade and travel. This role plays a critical part in maintaining national security by ensuring that only those who meet entry requirements are allowed into the country. Apply Today New Hire Sign-On and Retention Incentives available. SAME MISSION, NEW DRIVE! If you're passionate about protecting your community and contributing to border security, apply now for this exciting opportunity. To apply, complete your application directly on this page, or you'll be redirected to the employer's application platform to finish submitting there.
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