Executive Assistant Commissioner Diane J. Sabatino, a senior official with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), shared updates on enforcement actions and travel tips through her social media posts in early April 2026.
On April 6, Sabatino highlighted the achievements of the CBP's canine program: "This year alone, our @cbp K9 partners seized 56,000 kg of narcotics, $2.4 million in unreported currency, over 100 weapons, and 96,000 rounds of ammunition. With new handlers joining the team; OFO K9 Program is barking with pride today. #Built4TheBond #OFOproud"
Later that day, she advised travelers to prepare ahead for Spring Break: "Have exciting plans for Spring Break? Advanced preparation will make the trip more relaxed and enjoyable. Visit https://t.co/yasQwwSuzb so you #knowbeforeyougo" The CBP frequently provides travel guidance to help international travelers avoid delays or compliance issues at ports of entry.
On April 7, Sabatino reported a specific drug seizure incident: "STOPPED AT THE PORT
59.87 lbs of cocaine hidden in carry-on luggage.
CBP officers uncovered 24 tightly wrapped packages during an outbound inspection before a flight to Hong Kong.
#OFOproud" Incidents like this are part of ongoing efforts by CBP officers to intercept illegal substances leaving or entering the United States.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection regularly deploys canine units as part of its strategy to detect narcotics, firearms, currency violations, and other contraband at border crossings and airports across the country.
