The CBP FOIA Reading Room serves as a central resource for public access to government records, in accordance with 5 U.S.C. § 552(a)(2). This room supports transparency and accountability by providing direct access to essential records and information. Visitors can review reports, policies, and other official documents to gain insight into government operations.
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This directive establishes requirements and procedures for selection, approval, and recording of all external training opportunities and ensures external training opportunities outside of CBP's TAP
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This policy provides guidance for CBP agents and officers in deciding whether to separate a minor child from a parent(s) or legal guardian(s), with the
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This Directive establishes the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) policy concerning the use of appropriated funds to procure and subsidize parking for federal employees
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This directive establishes the authorities to mandate online/distance learning for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel. It also includes the responsibilities to track and
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Guidance on the documentation, recordation, linking, and processing of certain adults as family groups, based on particular familial relationships. The following guidance pertains specifically to
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Facial Recognition Technology | Frequently Requested Records
The following documents are related to Customs and Border Protection's facial recognition technology.
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US-Mexico Barrier Maintenance Records | Frequently Requested Records
Maintenance records related to barriers on the U.S.-Mexico border showing where border barriers have been breached or otherwise damaged and repaired since 2016.
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Jones Act Waiver Request | Frequently Requested Records
Waiver request for Coastwise Merchandise Statute (46 U.S.C. § 55102, commonly known as the “Jones Act”) to allow the carriage of certain refined products detailed
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Monthly FOIA Logs CY 2023 | FOIA Logs
Monthly FOIA Logs for Calendar Year 2023
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This Directive is designed to provide CBP personnel with procedures and practices for the disclosure of CBP-collected and maintained information, including records containing personally identifiable
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