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CBP modifications to expand SENTRI-only hours at Gateway to the Americas Bridge Courtesy of U.S. Customs and Border Protection April 28, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations Laredo Port of Entry is planning to implement facilitation measures to assist the traveling public with their experience while utilizing SENTRI lanes as a method of travel. As one of its measures, CBP is announcing modifications to expand its SENTRI-only vehicular traffic processing window at the Gateway to the Americas International Bridge. “In an effort to provide mor...

Base Entry The visitor cordon is suspended  All visitors must be sponsored to be allowed on the installation A Defense Department Identification cardholder must sponsor all guests. Sponsors must possess a Common Access Card, Dependent ID, Retiree ID, Reserve ID, Veterans Health Identification Card, or a Defense Biometric Identification System card (DBIDS) with escort authority. Sponsors must provide a valid reason for base access when requested, and the duration of the pass is based on that valid reason. Long-term Visitor’s Passes are issued at the Pass & Registration Center (PRC) or Larg...

| The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has built a mobile app to serve as a single point of entry for travelers and stakeholders to access CBP mobile apps and services. By asking users questions, the app, called the CBP One Mobile App, guides travelers to appropriate services, such as reporting their arrival, completing documents or making appointments, based on their specific needs. The app also allows travelers to streamline their travel into the United States by providing information before or upon arrival or departure. For CBP stakeholders, the CBP One Mobile App increases transpa...

Army officials at Fort Hood, Texas tightened the base's gate security to restrict access after an on-base shooting early Saturday morning.

Air Force will investigate base security worldwide in wake of intruder entering jet at JBA, home of Air Force One February 5 A man gained unauthorized access to the flightline at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, Thursday and entered a C-40 aircraft assigned to the 89th Airlift Wing. It was not immediately clear which model of C-40 it was. Here, a new C-40C airplane arrives at Scott Air Force Base, Ill., in 2007. (Tech. Sgt. Dan Oliver/Air Force) In the wake of an intruder gaining unauthorized access and entering a jet at Joint Base Andrews, the Air Force will review security practices arou...