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I have a question... I am testing for the U.S. Border Patrol next month, and wondered if anyone knows anything about the USCBP...
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"What if this is as good as it gets?" ~ Melvin Udall -
I know that you should study up on your Espanol!
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I took the Canadian Border Services testing last year, and passed. There were sample tests on line, is there for the US?
They were testing memory for recall ability, amount remembered, etc.
Also, if this happens, what do you do, scenarios.
Learning a second language, as noted, may give you the edge, even if you get sent to the Canadian border along Ontario or Quebec, french would help, but spanish for sure along the south. Would there also be Border Agents covering airports worldwide?Quote me as saying I was mis-quoted.
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Do you want to drive a lime green patrol truck?
LOL.. Thats a tough job.. Good luck! Interesting choice of career.. I dont hear that often!Deputy SheriffComment
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I was a BPA for a very short time. (About three months.) It's a good job.
You should start with this: It is a Border Patrol Agent, NOT a Border Patrol Officer position you are testing for! Big difference.
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Good luck. I don't know much about the test, but, we do extensive work for the Border patrol in the Tucson sector. The agents I 've talked with love the job, but, say it's hard work. The "boot camp" they say is somewhat hard but not too bad. The main problem they have are the "coyotes" (people smugglers). When confronted they will take off with 30-50 people in a truck. It usually ends up with a wreck and all of the life flight helicopters in southern Arizona being dispatched. It is a major burden to our states health care system.
If your in the Tucson sector we may run into eachother some time.
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Are you applying for the United States Border Patrol or USCBP (United States Customs and Border Protection) ?Originally posted by SecureTN"Alright guys listen up, ya'll have probably heard this before, Jackson vs. Securiplex corporation; I am a private security officer, I have no State or governmental authority. I stand as an ordinary citizen. I have no right to; detain, interrogate or otherwise interfere with your personal property-... basically all that means is I'm a cop."-Officer Ernie
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U.S Border Patrol Agent, with the US Customs and Border Protection"What if this is as good as it gets?" ~ Melvin UdallComment
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