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Inspection of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Miami Field Office Ports of Entry
U. S. Department of Homeland Security
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Inspection of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Miami Field Office Ports of Entry - U. S. Department of Homeland Security
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Synopsis "Inspection of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Miami Field Office Ports of Entry"
In most instances, the CBP Miami Field Office complied with CBP policies and procedures. We found only minor deficiencies in CBP Miami Field Office operations for cargo targeting and seized asset management. For passenger screening, Miami International Airport leveraged an existing system to track passengers who have records for violations of laws or other significant events. Other Miami Field Office ports of entry could benefit from this "one-stop system" that would allow them to document, monitor, and report on targeting passengers in real time. The field office could improve the consistency of its recordkeeping for changes to the biometric watchlist. Also, the CBP Miami Field Office needs to improve its compliance with safeguards for using high security bolt seals during cargo screening. Lastly, the CBP Miami Field Office needs to update its policy and procedures for agriculture inspections so they align with current U.S. Department of Agriculture procedures.
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