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Enhancing Security and Efficiency at U.S. Ports of Entry: CBP Initiatives Update

In April 2008, the Washington Update from the Transportation Border Working Group highlighted critical advancements in border security, travel, and trade. Effective January 31, 2008, CBP discontinued accepting oral declarations alone, maintaining wait times. Upcoming RFID infrastructure installations at 39 high-volume land ports will streamline processes, provide data to law enforcement, and reduce processing time. With $339M earmarked for modernization and additional funding on the horizon, significant improvements in staffing and technology are set to enhance the security and efficiency of America's ports of entry.

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Enhancing Security and Efficiency at U.S. Ports of Entry: CBP Initiatives Update

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  1. Promoting security, travel, and trade Washington Update Transportation Border Working Group – April 2008

  2. Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative • Effective January 31, 2008, CBP is no longer accepting oral declarations alone. • No discernable impact to wait times. • This summer CBP will begin installing RFID infrastructure at 39 high-volume land ports, which process 95% of crossings. • Vicinity RFID technology will provide CBP officers traveler and law enforcement information in advance of arrival at primary booth. • Reduced processing time • More secure process

  3. PROJECTS IN THE PIPELINE • Capital Projects • 8 LPOEs in construction phase • 18 LPOES in design phase • Strategic Resource Assessments (SRAs) • LPOE refresh underway • Expansion to air and sea ports of entry • LPOE Design Guide Refresh

  4. FY 2008 APPROPRIATIONS & BEYOND FY 2008 a record year for CBP: • $339M for LPOE modernization • Alexandria Bay, NY; Derby Line, VT; Donna, TX; El Paso Tornillo-Guadalupe, TX; San Luis, AZ; San Ysidro, CA. Legislative Horizon: • Reyes Bill would authorize $5B for: • POE construction • Significant Staffing Increases

  5. Overarching Goals: Securing America’s Ports of Entry Staffing Technology Infrastructure Strategic Resource Assessments Border Wait Times PREVIEWMore to come this afternoon…

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