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Official page of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Field Operations Academy.

Trainees receive rigorous training in immigration and customs law, search techniques, counter-terrorism, agriculture threats, use of force, fi****ms, tactics, and much more.

10/23/2026

Modernized training designed to stay ahead of tomorrow's threats, our Field Operations Academy has achieved record-breaking numbers this year—supplying vital frontline personnel to secure America's borders. We are better, faster, stronger. We are America's Frontline.

10/19/2026

Dedicated and motivated! Congratulations to Officer Basic Training Session 742 for officially earning their badges on October 8th!

Session Mentor and Acting Area Port Director of San Juan, P.R., Evan Sandoval, joined the class for their spirit run as they crossed the training finish line. We want to extend a sincere thank you to Area Port Director Sandoval for his wisdom and guidance throughout Session 742's journey, as well as a special thank you to the session supervisor for leading such a great class.

Congratulations once again to Session 742, and good luck out there in the field!

10/13/2026

From day one to graduation day, they lived by their words: "741 on the front line we get the mission done!" Huge congratulations to Session 741 on officially graduating on September 24th!

Thank you to 741's Session Mentor, James "Ryan" Hutton, Acting Executive Director of the Law Enforcement Safety and Compliance Directorate, for stepping up and guiding these new graduates.
And to the session supervisors—your relentless drive, daily mentorship, and unmatched dedication kept this class focused, disciplined, and ready for anything.

The training is complete, but the mission is just beginning. Good luck on your new careers 741!

10/09/2026

Huge congratulations to the graduates of Session 740!

After months of rigorous training, these dedicated new CBP Officers officially earned their badges on September 22nd and joined the ranks of U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

They now stand ready to protect our nation's borders.

A special thank you goes out to Session 740's mentor, Executive Director, Operations Directorate, Office of Field Operations, Christopher Holtzer for his invaluable time, guidance, and dedication to helping shape this exceptional class.

10/07/2026

Help us congratulate the newest Agriculture Specialists of Session 146, who graduated from the FOA, on September 8, 2026!

Protecting America’s agriculture is no easy task, but Session 146 is ready to rise to the occasion. True to their motto: Secure the lines. With vigilance and integrity.

A special thank you to the session supervisors and their mentor, Deputy Executive Director Suzette Kelly, Agriculture Programs and Trade Liaison, for sharing your invaluable wisdom and experience. The time and knowledge you have imparted will prepare these specialists for successful careers and help safeguard our nation for years to come.

Join us in giving them a massive congratulations, and remember—with ASBT 146, it's all about the pest's they detest!

10/05/2026

Session 739 is ready to guard the line and protect the land! Join us in congratulating them on their September 15th graduation.

A special thank you to their Session Mentor and Area Port Director of Cleveland, Jason Jalbert, who supported them every step of the way, joining the class for their spirit run and delivering an inspiring keynote address. We also want to extend our deepest gratitude to their dedicated Session Supervisors for their tireless leadership, mentorship, and unwavering commitment to keeping this class disciplined, focused, and on track to graduation.

Good luck and make us proud, Session 739!

10/01/2026

Officer Basic Training Session 738 finished their basic training and graduated on September 11th. For CBP, this date serves as a steady, focused reminder of our daily mission to protect the nation and safeguard our homeland.

A special thank you to session mentor and Acting Executive Director of Admissibility and Passenger Programs, Luis Mejia, for guiding this cohort along their journey. We also recognize the dedicated session supervisors for their leadership and steadfast support in preparing these recruits for the field.

Congratulations once again to our newest officers as they step into the field to carry forward this important work.

09/29/2026

Congratulations to CBP Officer Basic Training Session 737 on their graduation!

On September 3rd, these new officers officially crossed the finish line, marking the start of their service to our nation.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the session supervisors for their dedication and leadership in preparing these officers for the challenges ahead. We also want to thank Session Mentor, Director of Mission Support for the Operations Directorate, Bruce Dodd, for his invaluable wisdom and guidance throughout this journey.

Session 737 is now ready to stand guard on America’s Frontline.

09/25/2026

Congratulations to CBP Officer Basic Training Session 736! September 3rd they officially join the ranks of CBP Officers.

Prepared to defend our nation and uphold the American way of life, these officers are ready to meet the challenges of the mission head-on.

We extend our gratitude to the session’s mentor, Acting Director of the National Targeting Center, Passenger Division, Eric Peters, for his guidance. Mentors like Director Peters help prepare our newest officers for the high standards and rewarding opportunities that define a career at CBP.

09/24/2026

758 Spicing things up!

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