As one of the most rigorous and demanding law enforcement training programs in the country, U.S. Border Patrol training has become the envy of the federal law enforcement community. With courses in Immigration and Nationality Law, Criminal Law and Statutory Authority, Behavioral Science, Intensive Spanish, Border Patrol Operations, Care and Use of Firearms, Physical Training, and Motor Vehicle Operation, your days at the academy will be full. While in training, you will receive full pay and benefits. As part of the Administration's FY 2001 budget, INS has proposed a comprehensive pay reform package that will fundamentally reform and improve the overall compensation and benefit pay for Border Patrol Agents. The pay reform package will offer Border Patrol Agents better overall compensation for their work and put INS in a much stronger position to recruit new agents and retain experienced agents.
Efforts are underway to modify the pay.
For more information, please click here . The U.S. Border Patrol and the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization service as a whole are now in a phase of unprecedented growth. For those with the skill and ambition, this growth can afford many opportunities for advancement. We believe there is no better place to be in federal law enforcement than the U.S. Border Patrol. The career track is fast.