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Vice President Mike Pence saw a demonstration of canine search procedures by U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer Robert Unitis and his dog "Zombie," 7, as he visited CBP operations at Dundalk Marine Terminal within the Port of Baltimore Friday.Vice President Pence expressed his appreciation for the work done by all members of CBP, from coast to coast, north to south.“It is a great, great honor to be here with all of you today to say a very simple thank you,” he said. “Thank you for your service. Thank you for all you do every day to ensure the flow of commerce and ensure the safety and security of the American people.”The Vice President also took time to remember Border Patrol Agent Donna Doss, killed while assisting a Texas state trooper just west of Abilene, Texas, Feb. 2.“The tragic accident that claimed her life on duty is a reminder that all of you who serve, all of you who wear the uniform of Customs and Border Protection, do so in no small way that reflects that you’ve put our lives ahead of your own. And so we remember her and we remember her family today,” he said. Photo by Glenn Fawcett
An arriving passenger at Newark [N.J.] Liberty International Airport uses a Global Entry kiosk to enter the U.S. (photo by Josh Denmark)
Robert Perez, director of New York area port operations and coordinator of CBP’s security support for Super Bowl XLVIII, discusses deployment of high-tech scanning equipment at the stadium. CBP provided scanning of all incoming trucks and air support for the big game. (photo by Josh Denmark)
Border Patrol agent inspects a water drainage tunnel that spans from Nogales, Ariz. into Mexcio. (photo by Josh Denmark)
CBP inspectors at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport’s mail facility were able to determine that hundreds of products related to the Super Bowl were counterfeit. The products were seized to prevent unknowing fans from buying inferior quality goods.
A cruise boat arrives from the Caribbean into New York City, where CBP officers will process passengers. (photo by Josh Denmark)
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Pipes and Drum Honor Guard members perform outside ceremony to honor fallen police and fire personnel, part of the 20th Annual Blue Mass in Washington, D.C. (photo by James Tourtellotte)
CBP's air assets played a major role in security Super Bowl LXVIII in the New York/New Jersey area by enforcing a temporary restricted air space rule and by providing communications support to law enforcement in the area. (photo by Josh Denmark)
Border Patrol agents from Eagle Pass, Texas rescue a woman and her daughter from the Rio Grande River. The El Salvador citizens were struggling to stay afloat when spotted by agents, who deployed flotation devices and pulled them from the water. (Photo by Border Patrol Agent Carl Nagy)
Personnel from U.S. Customs and Border Protection participated in the 20th annual Blue Mass May 6 at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Washington, D.C. Here an honor guard member saluted the flag as it enters the church. (photo by James Tourtellotte)
A CBP officer inspects a huge shipment of peppers arriving from Mexico through El Paso, Texas.
A CBP air interdiction agent patrols the sky in a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. (photo by Josh Denmark)
A CBP Black Hawk helicopter conducts a familiarization flight near New York City a few days prior to this year's Super Bowl.
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