CBP Border Crisis Management
Published
On December 12, CBP’s Border Crisis Management (BCM) course successfully concluded.
This nine-day training aimed to provide an overview of incident management strategies and practices applicable at or between ports of entry. The course addressed critical events stemming from migration influxes or natural disasters that could threaten national security or disrupt border enforcement operations in land border environments.
Reinforced through classroom exercises, the curriculum covered a wide range of topics and activities essential for managing critical events, including:
Identifying and assessing critical events Planning and response strategies Interview techniques and interdiction methods Drone operations, recovery, and evidence exploitation Intelligence gathering and evidence preservation Officer safety, medical management, crowd control, communication, and partnershipsThe course encouraged active interaction between instructors and participants, fostering an exchange of techniques and best practices for addressing both critical events and daily enforcement challenges in border environments.
Congratulations to the graduates from Hungary, Serbia, and Ukraine!
We encourage you to stay connected and join other ILEA graduates worldwide on the Alumni Portal!
