Processes more than:

• 1.1 million passengers and pedestrians, including 724,192 aliens
• 64,432 truck, rail, and sea containers
• 2,639 aircraft
• 365,079 vehicles
• 75,734 merchandise entries, and collected $74 million in revenue

Executes more than:

• 135 arrests at ports of entry
• 3,179 arrests between ports of entry

Seizes an average of:

• 2,313 pounds of narcotics in 131 narcotic seizures at our ports of entry
• 3,634 pounds of narcotics in 24 seizures between our ports of entry
• $205,576 in currency; 193 firearms; and $1.9 million in merchandise at our ports of entry
• 49 vehicles between our ports of entry
• 4,224 prohibited plant materials or animal products, including 189 significant agriculture pest interceptions at our ports of entry

Refuses entry of:

• 1,237 non-citizens at our ports of entry
• 54 criminal aliens attempting to enter the United States

Intercepts more than:

• 210 fraudulent documents1
• traveler for terrorism/national security concerns
• 1 stowaway

Rescues more than:

• 4 illegal crossers in dangerous conditions between our ports of entry

Deploys more than:

• 1,200 canine enforcement teams
• 13,400 vehicles, 85 aircraft, 75 watercraft, 130 horses on equestrian patrol and 400 all-terrain vehicles

Utilizes:

• 265 remote video surveillance cameras
• 11,938 underground sensors

Protects more than:

• 5,000 miles of border with Canada
• 1,900 miles of border with Mexico
• 95,000 miles of shoreline

Employs approximately:

• 40,000 employees -
  • 18,000 officers
  • 11,000 Border Patrol agents
  • 1,500 agriculture specialists

Manages:

• 317 ports of entry
• 20 sectors with 33 border checkpoints between the ports of entry