Company NameU.S. Customs & Border ProtectionJob CategoryLaw Enforcement/Security; Government/MilitaryLocationDanbury, CT • Bridgeport, CTPosition TypeFull-Time, EmployeeSalaryUnspecifiedExperience0-1 Years ExperienceDate PostedJune 28, 2007 (Reposted Jul 9)View U.S. Customs & Border Protection profile and job listings
Border Patrol Agents
TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR CAREER PROTECTING AMERICA'S BORDERS
RECRUITING NOW! Border Patrol Agents
The Border Patrol is currently recruiting men and women to protect America's southwest borders as Border Patrol Agents. Your job will be to help prevent the entry of terrorists and terrorist weapons into the United States, detect and prevent the smuggling and unlawful entry of undocumented aliens, and apprehend those who violate our nation's immigration laws. You will also play a primary role in drug interdiction along the borders.
You must be able to successfully complete fitness and drug tests, a thorough background investigation and medical examination and hold a valid state driver's license. Your initial duty location could be anywhere along the southwest border.
Beyond the satisfaction of protecting America's border in the Southwest, Border Patrol Agents are rewarded with excellent pay and an outstanding federal benefits package. Come work in an exciting environment with wide-open spaces and opportunities to match consider becoming a Border Patrol Agent with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Are you up to the challenge? Learn more and apply online at our website: www.borderpatrolagentsapply.com. Individuals, who have applied for or would like to apply for a Border Patrol Agent position, can also call toll-free: 1-877-BP-INFO-1 (1-877-274-6361) or TTY 1-800-887-5506. Please reference the following recruitment code: 1011.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection strives to have a workforce that reflects our nation's diversity
Posted by: co2
They are having the written test July 27,2007 in Boston.I called the number on the website and they said they are holding the test in Boston.And if you do get hired you will have to relocate.
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