PROCESSED:
- 1,088,300 passengers and pedestrians
- 340,444 incoming international air passengers and crew
- 55,709 passengers and crew on arriving ship/boat
- 691,549 incoming land travelers
- 283,664 incoming privately owned vehicles
- 78,137 truck, rail, and sea containers
- $6.5 billion worth of imported products
- 90,959 entries of merchandise at our air, land, and sea ports of entry
- $120.5 million in duties, taxes and other fees, including more than $94.8 million in duties
CONDUCTED:
- 851 apprehensions between U.S. ports of entry
- 21 arrests of wanted criminals at U.S. ports of entry
- 592 refusals of inadmissible persons at U.S. ports of entry
DISCOVERED:
- 352 pests at U.S. ports of entry and 4,638 materials for quarantine: plant, meat, animal byproduct, and soil
SEIZED:
- 5,863 pounds of narcotics; disrupted 222 pounds of narcotics
- $265,205 in undeclared or illicit currency
- $3.3 million worth of products with Intellectual Property Rights violations
IDENTIFIED:
- 1607 individuals with suspected national security concerns
INTERCEPTED:
- 12 fraudulent documents
EMPLOYED 59,178 MEN AND WOMEN INCLUDING:
- 23,079 CBP officers
- 2,423 CBP Agriculture specialists
- 19,437 Border Patrol agents
- 610 Air Interdiction agents (pilots)
- 337 Marine Interdiction agents
- 256 Aviation Enforcement agents
- 883 Trade personnel
DEPLOYED:
- More than 1501 canine teams and 375 horse patrols
FLEW:
- 212 enforcement hours at and beyond the border, and within the nation's interior
UNDERWAY (FLOAT):
- 72 float hours of enforcement missions in the United States
CONDUCTED OPERATIONS IN:
- 50 countries with more than 868 CBP employees working internationally
- 328 ports of entry within 20 field offices
- 135 Border Patrol stations and 5 substations within 20 sectors, with 35 immigration checkpoints
- 74 Air and Marine Operations locations, including branches and units, National Air Security Operations Centers, and the Air and Marine Operations Center
(Based on FY 2017 Data)