U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) shared updates on recent agency activities through its official Twitter account, highlighting an interagency collaboration and operational achievements.
On March 27, 2026, CBP announced a partnership with the U.S. Army regarding resources for border patrol operations. The agency posted: "CBP @DeptofWar
U.S. Border Patrol horse patrol units across the Southwest recently received 15 horses from the U.S. Army, an interagency transfer that will save the agency an estimated $105,000.
Mounted patrol units provide agents with enhanced mobility and visibility in https://t.co/zwC6MpU3ZG". The post emphasizes both cost savings and operational benefits resulting from this transfer.
Earlier on March 26, 2026, CBP published a tweet containing only a link: "https://t.co/g0no2SDzAB".
In another update on March 27, 2026, CBP recognized the efforts of its personnel in Chicago by stating: "Great catch by Elvis and the @dfochicago team!
https://t.co/CJjwqADfgy".
The use of mounted patrols is part of longstanding CBP practices to enhance border security along difficult terrain. Interagency cooperation between federal entities such as CBP and the U.S. Army has historically provided logistical support and resource sharing to improve mission effectiveness and reduce costs.
