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Originally Posted by agzg
My source is USAjobs.gov. You can go ahead and look if you like, I already have and the overwhelming majority of jobs within CBP posted do not require a security clearance. Obviously jobs that are not posted for the public are different, but I've already covered that by saying things like "most often CBP employees do not need" and "most often ICE employees do need." And yes, I have personal experience with the security clearance process and hiring requirements of varying agencies, many of which are tasked to monitor and enforce immigration policy and law. All of the information that I've posted is open source, however.
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I think we are looking at seperate sides of the spectrum. I'm thinking more of the enforcement arm ( in the field) of CBP and I think you are looking at the support specialist (office job) arm. I suppose someone who works in IT or accounting wouldn't need an extensive background check as opposed to someone with a gun and arrest authority, possibility of being bribed.
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