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Customs and Border Protection: History, Roles, and Strategies, Exams of Law

This study guide provides an in-depth exploration of the history, roles, and strategies of the customs and border protection (cbp), a federal law enforcement agency. Topics covered include the immigration act of 1921, the neutralization act of 1790, the labor appropriation act of 1924, the page act of 1875, the chinese exclusion act, the establishment of the u.s. Border patrol, the prohibition era, detention camps, operation wetback, the integration of cbp into the department of homeland security, the agency's mission, budget, and main strategies, the roles of border patrol agents, customs border protection officers, air interdiction agents, marine interdiction agents, and primary smuggling corridors.

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2023/2024

Available from 04/25/2024

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federal law enforcement exam 2
(Customs and Border Protection) study
guide
immigration act of 1921 -
(1921)
- put numerical limitations on the # of people who could come into the country
neutralization act of 1790 -
(1790)
- this act allowed all "free white persons" who had been in the country for two years
to be naturalized in any American court
labor appropriation act of 1924 -
(1924)
- established the U.S. Border Patrol under the Bureau of Immigration
- 450 patrol inspectors
page act of 1875 and chinese exclusion act -
- restricted laborers and undesirables from entering the country
- chinese were the first group to be targeted for exclusion
mounted guards -
agents at the Mexican/Canadian borders were referred to as ____________
_______________
border patrol academy -
- opened in El Paso, TX in 1934
- called the El Paso District Training School
prohibition -
____________________ increased the amount of illegal immigrants
detention camps -
during WWII CBP was in charge of guarding enemy ______________ _________
operation wetback -
(1954)
- over 1 million legal/illegal immigrants got deported back to Mexico
2002 -
CBP became part of Department of Homeland Security in ________
mission of cbp -
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federal law enforcement exam 2

(Customs and Border Protection) study

guide

immigration act of 1921 - ✔️(1921)

  • put numerical limitations on the # of people who could come into the country neutralization act of 1790 - ✔️(1790)
  • this act allowed all "free white persons" who had been in the country for two years to be naturalized in any American court labor appropriation act of 1924 - ✔️(1924)
  • established the U.S. Border Patrol under the Bureau of Immigration
  • 450 patrol inspectors page act of 1875 and chinese exclusion act - ✔️- restricted laborers and undesirables from entering the country
  • chinese were the first group to be targeted for exclusion mounted guards - ✔️agents at the Mexican/Canadian borders were referred to as ____________

border patrol academy - ✔️- opened in El Paso, TX in 1934

  • called the El Paso District Training School prohibition - ✔️____________________ increased the amount of illegal immigrants detention camps - ✔️during WWII CBP was in charge of guarding enemy ______________ _________ operation wetback - ✔️(1954)
  • over 1 million legal/illegal immigrants got deported back to Mexico 2002 - ✔️CBP became part of Department of Homeland Security in ________ mission of cbp -

✔️- frontline agency for national security by preventing terrorist, terrorist weapons, narcotics and agricultural threats from entering the U.S.

  • secures trade and travel while enforcing hundreds of U.S. regulations, immigration and drug laws
  • makes over 1 million arrests each year 11 billion - ✔️budget for CBP customs and border protection - ✔️- largest law enforcement agency in DHS with 60,000 employees 5 main strategies of border patrol agents - ✔️1. increase probability of apprehending terrorists and weapons
  1. deter illegal entries
  2. detect, apprehend, and deter smugglers of humans and drugs
  3. employ smart border technology
  4. reduce crime in border communities border patrol agents - ✔️- they conduct one of the most important activities of CPB: line watch
  • long hours and dangerous conditions line watch - ✔️- surveillance from covert positions
  • investigate leads
  • respond to electronic sensors/cameras/aircraft sightings
  • involves the detection and apprehension of terrorists, undocumented aliens and human traffickers at or near the borders of the U.S. customs border protection officers - ✔️(customs enforcement)
  • these officers detect and prevent terrorists and weapons of mass destruction from entering the U.S., while facilitating the orderly flow of legitimate trade and travelers
  • enforce laws related to revenue and trade, seize contraband, interdict agricultural pests, and determine the admissibility of people
  • perform a full range of inspection of passengers and cargo, and carry out law enforcement activities related to the arrival and departure or person, merchandise and conveyances such as cars, trucks, aircraft, and ships at ports of entry
  • counterfeit checks, intellectual property, trade items, drugs and weapons air interdiction agents - ✔️- work with multiple law enforcement agencies, and may pilot multiple types of aircraft working with the latest sophisticated detection systems to track and apprehend suspect aircraft, sea vessels, vehicles and people along the northern and southern borders, and coastal regions of the U.S.
  • 6,000 miles of Mexican and Canadian international land borders
  • manned and unmanned aircraft marine interdiction agents -