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CBP promotes digital resources in series of July 29 social media posts

On July 29, 2026, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) published several posts promoting its digital platform, CBP Home.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) shared a series of posts on July 29, 2026, primarily promoting CBP Home, the agency’s official online portal for travelers and stakeholders.

In the first post at 14:35 UTC, CBP wrote: “Go home with CBP Home.
https://t.co/jq4J6Kt7s3″
. The tweet links to information about CBP Home, which serves as a digital resource for managing travel documents, accessing traveler services, and obtaining updates about border entry requirements.

The subsequent posts on July 29 include only hyperlinks. At 15:00 UTC, CBP posted “https://t.co/Npo9DcQl98”, and at 16:01 UTC, “https://t.co/bHQwrNX5Kv”. Both tweets direct users to additional resources or information related to CBP’s digital services.

CBP Home is part of ongoing efforts by U.S. Customs and Border Protection to modernize its communication channels and provide streamlined access to essential travel-related services for both U.S. citizens and international visitors.

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