Border Patrol Agents Cleared of Wrongdoing After 4 Shootings
Border Patrol officials have concluded that agents acted properly while opening fire while on duty on four different occasions.
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Homeland Security Wants Permission to Ask Travelers for Social Media Accounts
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection may ask travelers for more than their passports as America looks to tighten its vetting process.
Border Patrol Mechanic to Be Sentenced for Stealing Parts from CBP Vehicles
A Customs and Border Protect mechanic who sold parts from Border Patrol vehicles on eBay is scheduled to be sentenced soon.
Slate: Body Cameras Not Enough to Bring Transparency to Border Patrol
Adopting body-worn cameras as part of a larger project to make the agency more transparent and accountable is potentially a step in the right direction.
Border Patrol Agents Find 2,500 Pounds of Marijuana Stuffed inside Carrots
A drug-sniffing dog detected marijuana in a tractor-trailer that was crossing the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge.
Los Angeles Times: Border Patrol Appears to Be Using Stalling Tactics with Body Cameras
Today, many police chiefs, civil rights groups and even the president are praising body cameras as an essential law enforcement tool that makes everyone safer.
Border Patrol: Agents Will Eventually Wear Body Cameras
espite a year-long review that recommended against Border Patrol wearing body cameras, the head of CBP said the goal is to eventually employ the technology in the field.
Internal Review by Border Patrol Rejects Body Cameras for Agents
Even as Border Patrol faces increased scrutiny for using excessive force along the U.S.-Mexico border, CBP concluded that body cameras aren’t needed for agents.