U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Did you know? Between January and February 2025, CBP seized 135 pounds of heroin, 664 pounds of marijuana, and 640 pounds of other illicit substances! Read more here: https://go.dhs.gov/wcP #CBPCareers

Join CBP as a Paralegal Specialist (GS 5-7)! Working in the Office of Field Operations, you will use your expertise to provide legal support of those executing the law enforcement duties at the port level. Apply for this exciting opportunity to strengthen homeland security by performing paralegal activities such as reviewing and finalizing claims, preparing cases, and coordinating the work of a paralegal team. In this role, you will become a key member of a team of homeland security professionals responsible for the initiation and/or adjudication of civil liabilities arising from seizures, penalties, prior disclosures, immigration carrier fines, and claims for liquidated damages. Typical work assignments include: -- Performing legal support work arising from seizures, penalties, and liquidated damages assessed under applicable laws and regulations. -- Reviewing and finalizing claims for liquidated damages and penalty cases. -- Preparing synopses of cases including alternatives and recommend solutions. -- Assisting in reviewing and evaluating previous fact finding and problem-solving methods. Apply today: https://go.dhs.gov/wNJ #CBPCareers #NowHiring

U.S. Customs and Border Protection stamp out another counterfeit smuggling attempt. Officers at the Port of Birmingham seized 200,000 counterfeit U.S. Forever Stamps with a suggested retail value of $146,000. "CBP Officers, Agriculture Specialists, and support staff play a vital role in safeguarding consumers and businesses from counterfeit goods. Economic security is national security." - Steve Robinson, CBP Birmingham Port Director. Read the full article: https://go.dhs.gov/wTa

Supervisory CBP Agriculture Specialist In this GS-13 role, you will: -- Provide technical advice on import and export of cargo and merchandise and articles accompanying persons. -- Respond to and resolve technical and operational questions regarding function or program supervised. -- Provide guidance and training, communicating intelligence and enforcement information. -- Plan and carry out assignments, projects, studies or investigations, and improving new procedures. -- Monitor and evaluate employee work products, conduct performance evaluations, and counsel employees on performance requirements. Learn more and apply here: https://go.dhs.gov/wGx

Former CBP Border Patrol Agents-- CBP is now accepting applications for a reinstatement opportunity! Now through April 24 you can submit an application for reinstatement. Learn more about which roles and how to apply today! https://go.dhs.gov/wxz #CBPCareers

Former CBP Border Patrol Agents-- CBP is now accepting applications for a reinstatement opportunity! Now through April 24 you can submit an application for reinstatement. Learn more about which roles and how to apply today! https://go.dhs.gov/wxz #CBPCareers

Join CBP as a GS-11 Paralegal Specialist! Working in the Office of Field Operations, you will use your expertise to provide legal support of those executing the law enforcement duties at the port level. Apply for this exciting opportunity to strengthen homeland security by performing paralegal activities such as reviewing and finalizing claims, preparing cases, and coordinating the work of a paralegal team. In this role, you will become a key member of a team of homeland security professionals responsible for the initiation and/or adjudication of civil liabilities arising from seizures, penalties, prior disclosures, immigration carrier fines, and claims for liquidated damages. Typical work assignments include: -- Performing legal support work arising from seizures, penalties, and liquidated damages assessed under applicable laws and regulations. -- Reviewing and finalizing claims for liquidated damages and penalty cases. -- Preparing synopses of cases including alternatives and recommend solutions. -- Assisting in reviewing and evaluating previous fact finding and problem-solving methods. Apply today: https://go.dhs.gov/wNw #CBPCareers #NowHiring

Whether on two legs or four, Border Patrol Agents prevent terrorists, their weapons, dangerous drugs like fentanyl and individuals from illegally crossing our borders by securing the land and coastal waterways in between our ports of entry. They are the boots on the ground that safeguard our nation. Are you ready to start your Border Patrol career? Discover a career with purpose and join our Talent Network today: https://go.dhs.gov/oA7

Attention CBP employees...CBP is hiring GS-11/12 Customs Liquidators in OFO! This position will allow you to use your expertise in administration to provide advisory and technical services to higher DHS officials and drawback claimants within the scope of review of drawback claims by determining drawback eligibility and other import/export related decisions on a national scope and on an account basis. In this position, you will strengthen the Department's ability to perform homeland security functions by becoming a valuable member of a team of commercial, inspection, entry, liquidation, and Customs Officer employees. Typical duties include: -- Reviewing drawback claims and supporting documentation, e.g., certificates of delivery, certificates of manufacture, and proof of exportation to ensure compliance with all drawback laws and regulations, and with trade agreements -- Participating in the review of company records on-site to establish if goods meet eligibility requirements, and to verify the adequacy of a company's drawback system. -- Examining the manufacturing process, and various records to determine eligible quantities of goods, to trace imported merchandise through to exportation, to ensure use complies with applicable laws and regulations, and, for Unused Merchandise claims, to ensure imported goods are neither used in the United States nor commercially interchangeable. -- Assisting in the reviews of claimants' requests for drawback privileges including Accelerated Payment, Exporters Summary Procedure, Waiver of Prior Notice, and use of substitution under 1313(j)(2); this includes determining bond sufficiency under supervision. -- Responding to basic, repetitive questions regarding reporting requirements, and calculation methods. Presents limited portions regarding basic factual situations in outreach efforts to explain drawback eligibility and requirements to potential, first-time or established drawback claimants; and to inform exporters, importers, customs brokers, and foreign trade officials about new or revised programs. Apply now: https://go.dhs.gov/wNb #CBPCareers #NowHiring

CBP is hiring an Executive Director, Investigative Operations As Executive Director in the Office of Professional Responsibility, you will oversee a wide range of investigative functions and programs, including: criminal, non-criminal, and special inquiry investigations related to employee integrity and misconduct; corruption detection and analysis; deployment of investigative resources to review critical and use of force incidents; counterintelligence; and a robust integrity awareness program. You will be responsible for implementing a comprehensive integrity strategy designed to prevent, detect, and investigate all threats to the integrity of CBP and its workforce. You will be responsible for sustaining an integrity continuum, and reviewing IOD operations on an ongoing basis to ensure that incidents of corruption and misconduct are prevented, detected, and investigated in a comprehensive, thorough, and efficient manner. You will oversee the formulation of program requirements, the development and implementation of administrative policies and procedures, and the development of long-range programs. https://go.dhs.gov/wGh #CBPCareers