BPAUX

The Border Patrol Auxiliary association was formed to build a better relationship between private citizens, citizen watch groups, The United States Department of Homeland Security, The U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement and various federal, state, local Law Enforcement agencies around the United States Of America.  We are a non-partisan; non-political United States based auxiliary border patrol association whose goals are to:

1.       Support the United States Border Patrol and other DHS Agencies in the accomplishment of their duties.

2.       Educate and train private citizens and national organized neighborhood watch groups using DHS approved training resources.

3.       Provide a network of specially trained citizen Cyber Watchers scouring the web for threats to the United States.

4.       Engage A border patrol auxiliary Maritime Division to watch over our coastal borders and work in conjunction and partnership with the appropriate law enforcement authorities in identifying and reporting suspected human and drug traffic activities.

5.       Assist the United States Border Patrol in recruiting top talent for field positions on college campuses and on the Internet.

6.       Support United States Border Patrol Agents in the field and families of agents who have been or are being unjustly prosecuted in defending the Unites States borders.

*The Border Patrol Auxiliary is not a sanctioned United States Government or U.S. Department of Homeland Security Agency. However, the Border Patrol Auxiliary and our sponsoring organization, The Homeland Security Policy Institute Group, Inc. is one of a handful of private sector organizations permitted to use the DHS logo, receives the DHS daily Bulletin. BPAUX is an independent U.S. based auxiliary working in conjunction and partnership with DHS agencies. However, BPAUX is not affiliated with DHS as a DHS status agency. BPAUX welcomes all current and retired law enforcement people to become part of BPAUX.