The Homeland Security Department needs thousands of additional port officers to help stymie the flow of illicit opioids into the country.
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee said in a report that CBP Officers at ports of entry (Port Officers) play a key role in stopping opioids and that CBP has significant shortages of Port Officers that may be compromising efforts to seize additional opioids before they can reach U.S. communities.
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