U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations (CBP AMO) reported a series of recent activities on its official Twitter account, highlighting maritime patrols in the Eastern Pacific, preparations for air security at a major sporting event, and recognition of local team efforts.
On February 4, 2026, CBP AMO shared details of a patrol operation: "While patrolling the Eastern Pacific, our AMO P-3 Long Range Tracker crew visually acquired a suspicious 45-foot panga with a blue hull, 4 outboard engines, 3 persons onboard, and multiple fuel canisters and unknown objects. Acting quickly, the crew relayed the vessel’s https://t.co/vUG2AENq0h".
The following day, on February 5, 2026, CBP AMO announced its role in security operations for an upcoming national event: "The AMO team is on station and ready for #superbowllx Air Security Operations! https://t.co/mJ5GMUpFal".
Later that same day, CBP AMO commended one of its local teams by posting: "Great work San Angelo! https://t.co/xbJXzHJuoN".
CBP Air and Marine Operations is a federal law enforcement organization responsible for safeguarding U.S. borders through aerial and maritime surveillance. The agency routinely conducts long-range patrols to interdict illegal activity at sea and provides security support for large-scale events such as the Super Bowl. Its crews use specialized aircraft like the P-3 Long Range Tracker to detect and monitor suspicious vessels.
