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In FY 2026, CBP’s New York Field Office processed 24,977,132 passengers; seized 605 vehicles valued at $36.30M; intercepted 130,000+ lbs. of narcotics; and completed 14,424 pest interceptions. #OFOProud
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🏛️At #WarsawHDC, our side event highlighted the critical need to include survivor leaders in shaping anti-trafficking policies. As @OSCE @SRKariJohnstone emphasized, survivor-informed strategies are indispensable for effective anti-trafficking systems.
🙏@osce_odihr for the support.
#EndHumanTrafficking #WHDC2026 #HumanRights
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Louisville CBP officers seized a package arriving from China & heading to Florida. Officers found 61 bracelets bearing the suspected Monaco trademark. Import Specialists deemed them counterfeit & the bracelets were seized, If real the MSRP would have been just shy of $500K.
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🛑Over $595K in narcotics intercepted! CBP officers at the Del Rio, TX recently seized 64.73 pounds of methamphetamine hidden inside a vehicle’s quarter panel.
Great work by our frontline officers utilizing advanced technology and layered enforcement to keep our communities safe!
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.@CBPPortDirJFK K9 Rowdy had a busy day at JFK! He alerted to a bag from Ghana with 72 lbs of yams, veggies, and spices—all prohibited. Thanks to Rowdy, these items were stopped at the border. Who’s a good dog? 🐶🦴
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A man arrested by the NCA in connection with the deaths of at least 27 people who drowned attempting to cross the English Channel has been convicted in France.
Read the full story ➡️ nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/n…
ALT Harem Ahmed Abwbaker in handcuffs
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@OSCE Anti-#HumanTrafficking Focal Points met in Vienna to set priorities for #2027.
𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗱𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲❓
💡By agreeing on clear priorities & practical steps, we strengthen efforts to prevent trafficking/protect lives across the #OSCE region. 🙏to all participants! #EndHumanTrafficking
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K9 Stony nailed it! At the JFK International Mail Facility, Stony alerted to a parcel labeled “hard gel for nails.” Inside: 61 packets of propagative seeds. Thanks to Stony, @CBP stopped prohibited plant material before it entered the U.S. #TheNoseKnows #NationalBlackDogDay
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In Norfolk & Baltimore, stolen identities, fake paperwork, and undervalued falcata plywood sheets, automotive radiators, and high-capacity 70-pint dehumidifiers from China? Not on CBP’s watch. CBP is shutting down illegal trade schemes and protecting American businesses! #CBP
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🔟years, 6⃣0⃣countries, 1⃣united front against #HumanTrafficking. National Anti-Trafficking Coordinators/Rapporteurs in Vienna for the Annual Meeting we co-organize w/@CoE_Trafficking. Together, we reaffirm our resolve to protect every victim. Learn more: cthb.osce.org/news/cthb/6678….
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Honoured to participate, on 20 Aug. 2026, in the @nccsalw and @UN_Disarmament workshop on Nigeria’s baseline survey on illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons, representing @waansanigeriaHq
Building safer communities through stronger arms control.
#ArmsControl #PeaceAndSecurity – at Abuja, Nigeria
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ICYMI: Cocaine corridors are institutional capabilities, not just lines on a map. In their latest piece on illicit transnational routes, @worldbordersec highlights our analytical methodology for tracking and exposing hidden networks through ownership chains.
Read 👇
border-security-report.com/c…
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Indonesia–Malaysia–Philippines
Heavy maritime traffic allows organized crime to hide illicit cargo among legitimate trade like low-earth orbit satellite equipment used to support scam operations.
Stronger maritime law enforcement is essential.
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ALT The image contains a map showing maritime smuggling routes in the Sulu and Celebes Seas between Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Alongside is the following text: "Sulu and Celebes Seas Triangle A growing maritime smuggling route for transnational organized crime in East and South-East Asia"
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WAANSA Nigeria joined @nccsalw in Abuja for the destruction of 2,800+ illicit weapons to mark the 2026 @IANSAnetwork Global Week of Action Against Gun Violence #GWoA
Destroying illicit arms saves lives & strengthens peace
#GWoA2026 #AllVoicesHeard #SmallArmsControl
@igwemni – at Abuja, Nigeria
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WAANSA Nigeria joins IANSA in observing the 2026 Global Week of Action Against Gun Violence. "All Voices Heard: Advancing Inclusive Small Arms Control"
Report illicit arms and support peace. @IANSAnetwork #UnitedAgainstGunViolence
waansanigeria.org.ng – at Abuja, Nigeria
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Human trafficking is changing with technology.
From fake online offers to sextortion and digital blackmail, traffickers are exploiting the internet to target vulnerable people. Stay alert.
Verify before you trust. Report suspicious activities. – at Abuja, Nigeria
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⚠️ Child trafficking isn't just a cross-border crime. It happens within countries, neighborhoods, and increasingly #online. Traffickers can exploit children through social media, gaming platforms, and messaging apps.
Recruitment often involves people already in a child's life: acquaintances, peers, or trusted figures.
The reality is broader than most people think.
Understanding it is the first step to making a difference.
🫸#ChildTrafficking 🫸#HumanTrafficking
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Human trafficking is organized crime.
Ending the exploitation requires
⏩Targeting criminal networks, not only small-scale traffickers
⏩Following the money
⏩Protecting victims
#EndHumanTrafficking
ALT The graphic shows the silhouette of a person casting a net with a blue silhouette of a face in the background. Alongside is the following text: "Human trafficking is organized crime. End the exploitation".
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Organized crime can affect anyone.
It’s behind the falsified medicine that kills a child.
The scam that empties a retiree’s savings.
It thrives on profit, at the cost of people’s lives.
#StopOrganizedCrime.
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