U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported two significant enforcement actions in late March 2026, according to statements posted on its official X account.
On March 27, CBP stated: "Border Patrol Agents arrested a Cuban IA convicted sex offender for sexual battery and kidnapping of a minor in Brownsville, TX; the subject will be processed as a reinstatement of prior order of removal."
The following day, CBP announced another operation involving narcotics interdiction. On March 28, the agency posted: "CBP officers from the San Juan Field Office seized 1,168lbs of cocaine during three interdictions aboard a cargo vessel arriving from the Dominican Republic in November. The narcotics, with an estimated street value exceeding $10M, were concealed in modified chassis compartments".
A third post by CBP on March 30 contained only a link: "https://t.co/Y80iPsfRxI". No additional information was provided in this tweet.
CBP is responsible for securing U.S. borders and enforcing customs and immigration laws. The agency regularly reports on enforcement actions related to drug interdiction and apprehension of individuals with criminal backgrounds.
