U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials have seized several counterfeit Federal Bureau of Investigation and Drug Enforcement Administration badges shipped from China. As an agency press release notes, “officers at the Chicago International Mail Branch (IMF) recently seized several packages all arriving from
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents recently arrested multiple illegal migrants involved in human smuggling and seized millions of dollars worth of counterfeit products shipped from China. On June 1, agents in South Texas disrupted two separate instances of human smuggling,
Customs and Border Protection recently arrested an individual convicted of child sexual abuse and seized over $1 million worth of counterfeit items, including Covid-19 test kits. On May 21, at the Hidalgo International Bridge in Texas, officials apprehended 50-year-old Andres Elizondo, a
Officials seized thousands of fake face masks worth over $1,300,000 entering the U.S. from China. “U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Indianapolis halted a shipment arriving from China that contained more than 4,500 designer face masks,” the agency’s press release
Customs and Border Protection officials continue to intercept criminals – including convicted child rapists – attempting to enter the U.S. illegally. An agency press release notes that a 28-year-old El Salvadorian national previously convicted for raping a child was caught in South
Customs and Border Protection officials seized nearly 40 million masks and 200,000 COVID-19 test kits over the course of the last four months. The staggering numbers come from the agency’s April report, which notes that between January 1, 2020, and April 30,
Border Patrol agents continue to intercept migrants with felony criminal records attempting to breach the U.S. border. As an agency press release notes, officials intercepted Jorge Moreno-Hernandez. a previously deported felon convicted of voluntary manslaughter: Record checks revealed that Moreno-Hernandez is a
Border Patrol agents continue to apprehend criminals – including felons and sex offenders – attempting to breach the U.S. border. The San Diego, California sector of the border is experiencing an “alarming uptrend in the apprehension of convicted sex offenders,” according to
