U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) shared updates on their official Twitter account regarding recent security measures and operational highlights at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry and in preparation for the upcoming World Cup events.
On April 15, 2026, CBP posted about recent successes at a major border crossing: "A great week for CBP at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry last week! By combining their professional expertise with advanced technology, our officers demonstrate their commitment to securing our borders and keeping our country safe."
The following day, April 16, 2026, CBP issued a public warning concerning drone usage near World Cup venues: " Leave your drone at home. World Cup venues and fan festivals are No Drone Zones. Flying drones near stadiums is illegal and dangerous. Violators will be prosecuted and penalties are severe. Safety is our goal. Every fan, every match. A massive multi-layered security plan"
Also on April 16, 2026, CBP shared an additional link without commentary: "https://t.co/jJE9tiZFPg"
CBP is responsible for managing U.S. borders by enforcing customs, immigration, and agricultural laws at ports of entry across the nation. The agency regularly deploys new technologies to enhance border security operations while collaborating with other law enforcement partners during large-scale international events such as the FIFA World Cup.
