CBP Ops Support EAC Casey Durst, a representative of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Operations Support, shared several updates on Twitter in June 2026 regarding travel and events related to the FIFA World Cup 2026 and National American Eagle Day.
On June 18, Durst highlighted resources for international travelers heading to the United States for World Cup matches, stating, “Traveling to the U.S. for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches? The Trusted Traveler Programs are here to help move you through that airport or port of entry line! @CBP pulled together resources for you to learn more here: https://t.co/wx2vUrucQC. #CBPxFIFA2026 #SafeTravels”.
Following a key match in the tournament, Durst posted on June 20, “They kick, they score! On Friday, June 19, Team USA defeated Australia 2-0 at the FIFA World Cup 2026! @CBP and @DHSgov were happy to support in the background to ensure everyone’s safety while the team and fans celebrated. Next up: USA vs. Türkiye! #USAWins #CBPxFIFA2026”.
Also on June 20, Durst marked National American Eagle Day with a message recognizing the significance of the Bald Eagle as a national symbol, “Happy National American Eagle Day! Today #CBPOpsSpprt honors the majestic Bald Eagle—both our national bird & national animal. This iconic symbol of strength proudly appears on our official @CBP seal. #NationalAmericanEagleDay”.
The Trusted Traveler Programs mentioned by Durst are managed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and are designed to expedite processing for pre-approved travelers entering the United States through dedicated lanes and streamlined procedures.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is hosted across multiple cities in North America, including locations in the United States. Security operations during such international sporting events involve coordination between federal agencies like CBP and DHS to ensure public safety.
National American Eagle Day is observed annually on June 20th in recognition of efforts that led to the recovery of Bald Eagle populations after years of decline due to habitat loss and environmental threats.