BPAUX Border Patrol Auxiliary http://hspig.org/bpaux 2008-07-25T04:41:15+01:00 http://hspig.org/bpaux http://hspig.org/bpaux/images/M_images/rss20.gif text/html 2008-02-02T18:33:35+01:00 http://hspig.org/bpaux http://hspig.org/bpaux/content/view/56/ Saturday- April 19, 2008 Border Patrol Auxiliary San Diego Sector is taking it's first ATV muster in Boulevard, CA. BPAUX will be searching the areas along the California Mexico border for evidence of human trafficking and drug smuggling activities and reporting these to the local Border Patrol with in the area. Our first ATV muster consisted of 5 ATV’s; the lead ATV is adapted with a special Trip Wire cutter. This unique device, developed by one of the BPAUX members will electrically cut trip wires up to the size of barbed wire that are in front of the ATV team. Drug smugglers and human traffickers have set these wire traps to prevent access to areas along the borders and to cause serious harm to Border Patrol agents and ATV riders. text/html 2008-01-04T20:01:31+01:00 http://hspig.org/bpaux http://hspig.org/bpaux/content/view/41/ Our organization was formed to build a better relationship between the private citizen and the Department of Homeland Security, US Border Patrol, Immigration Customs Enforcement and local Law Enforcement agencies around the country. We are a non-partisan, non-political association whose goals are to: Support the Border Patrol and other DHS Agencies in the accomplishment of their duties.Educate and train private citizens and organized neighborhood watch groups using DHS approved training resources.Provide a network of specially trained citizen Cyber Watchers scouring the web for threats to our country.Engage A Maritime Division to watch over our coastal borders and work with the appropriate law enforcement authorities in identifying suspected human drug traffic activities.Assist the Border Patrol in recruiting top talent for field positions on college campuses and on the Internet.Support the BP Agents in the field and families of agents who have been or are being unjustly prosecuted for defending our nations borders.We are not affiliated in any way with the US Government or the Department of Homeland Security though, our sponsoring organization, the Homeland Security Policy Institute Group is one of a handful of private sector organizations permitted to use the DHS logo and receives the DHS daily Bulletin. If you are interested in ensuring a safe and secure homeland and protecting the sovereignty of our great nation, the Border Patrol Auxiliary may be for you. Members must pass a felony background check, interview, and be capable of following directions and abiding by State, Local, and Federal Laws. Opportunities exist to progress from Associate Member, through Field Agent, Field Leadership, Regional and National positions. The Border Patrol Auxiliary is not intended to replace any existing organization's you may belong to now, or the activities associated with them but to assist you in the accomplishment of your goals within them and bring a synergy to these efforts. You can apply for membership in Border Patrol Auxiliary as long as you agree to abide by the BPAUX rules and guidelines. For Membership Application, click link and follow the instructions. Members have special benefits and enjoy unprecedented cooperation from Border Patrol and DHS personnel. We are looking for a few good citizens! Is That You ?Click to Join Border Patrol Auxiliary If you are interested in a career in the US Border Patrol Click on the ad below.APPLY NOWBPAUX is a private sector project under of the Homeland Security Policy Institute Group. We are not affiliated in any way with the US Border Patrol or Department of Homeland Security.Mailing address: 11956 Bernardo Plaza Drive #427, San Diego, CA 92128 Phone: 619-575-6577 Fax: 619-374-7341 membership@BPAUX.org