PERSPECTIVE: Giving Thanks for the CBP Agents and Officers Who Give Back
We should be proud of the oath we’ve taken that guides us to give everything to protect our country. Keep Reading
Federal Judge Rules Trump Administration Must Provide Mental Health Services to Migrant Families Separated at Border
The ruling in Los Angeles said the Trump administration could be held accountable for the psychological effects of its hard-line immigration policies. Keep Reading
USCIS Day 2019 – NEW DATE
Save the Date for GTSC’s fourth annual USCIS Day! WHAT: USCIS Day 2019 WHEN: October 28th, 2019 WHERE: Arlington, VA REGISTRATION: Click here. We have been working closely with USCIS to craft our agenda for our 4th USCIS Day, and GTSC has been asked us to push the date to October 28 to assure that the acquisition officials can be… Keep Reading
CBP Day 2019
Join us for GTSC’s eighth annual focus on CBP: Strategies for a Dynamic Operational Environment The CBP Strategy 2020–2025 is focused on twelve strategic initiatives that will advance CBP’s ability to accomplish its mission. To reach their goals and better accomplish their daily tasks, CBP must improve existing capabilities, develop new ones for the changing operational… Keep Reading
Shoot Migrants’ Legs, Build Alligator Moat: Behind Trump’s Ideas for Border
Later in a meeting, aides recalled, he suggested that they shoot migrants in the legs to slow them down. That’s not allowed either, they told him. Keep Reading
OIG Finds Federal Law, CBP Policy Violated with Asylum Seekers at Port of Entry
OIG found that Tecate officials do not create records when they instruct individuals to go to other ports to make their asylum claims. Keep Reading
Esper Approves Troop Deployments Along the U.S.-Mexico Border Through 2020
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has authorized up to 5,500 servicemembers to continue missions along the U.S.-Mexico border in fiscal year 2020. Keep Reading
July Migration Statistics Show Consistent Decline from Record Levels in May
According to CBP data, total July enforcement actions for individuals crossing the border from Northern Triangle countries decreased by 26 percent from June. Keep Reading
OIG: More Than a Third of FBI, HSI Report Border Cooperation Failures
Eighty-seven percent reported at least one negative impact as a result, such as loss of trust, unnecessarily prolonged investigations, and failure to gather evidence or apprehend a target. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: Southern Border Crisis Is Hurting Border Patrol Families
I understand the desire of many to want to come here. But at what cost? It could have been at the cost of my husband’s life. Keep Reading
