CBP / BPA CBP Border Security & Customs Enforcement 4

Question 1

On the use-of-force continuum, what level of force is justified when a subject actively resists but poses no deadly threat?

Accepted Answer

Intermediate or less-lethal force proportional to the resistance

Answer

Deadly force in all cases

Answer

No force whatsoever

Answer

Immediate firearm discharge

Question 2

When is deadly force authorized under CBP use-of-force policy?

Accepted Answer

When there is a reasonable belief of imminent danger of death or serious injury

Answer

Whenever a subject flees

Answer

To stop any property damage

Answer

For any failure to comply with commands

Question 3

What is the purpose of the IDENT/IAFIS biometric system used by CBP?

Accepted Answer

Matching fingerprints to identify and check criminal/immigration history

Answer

Calculating customs duties

Answer

Tracking weather along the border

Answer

Scheduling agent shifts

Question 4

An agent finds a concealed person in a vehicle's trunk during a smuggling event. What charge does this most directly support?

Accepted Answer

Alien smuggling under 8 U.S.C. 1324

Answer

Tax evasion

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Mail fraud

Answer

Trespassing only

Question 5

What is the role of CBP Air and Marine Operations (AMO)?

Accepted Answer

Air and maritime interdiction and surveillance support

Answer

Issuing immigration visas

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Operating land checkpoints exclusively

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Processing customs refunds

Question 6

During a roving stop, an agent smells marijuana and sees nervous behavior. What standard does this combination help establish?

Accepted Answer

Reasonable suspicion supporting further investigation

Answer

Automatic conviction

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A guarantee of probable cause for arrest

Answer

Grounds for a strip search

Question 7

What is 'voluntary return' in border enforcement?

Accepted Answer

An alien's agreement to depart without a formal removal order

Answer

A grant of asylum

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Permanent admission to the U.S.

Answer

A criminal sentence