ICE is recruiting special agents
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June 7, 2011 |
If you're searching for an opportunity to serve
your country ... if you have an affinity for
action, excitement and challenge ... if your
goal is to work with a cadre of men and women
trained to uphold customs and immigration laws,
then becoming a Homeland Security Investigations
(HSI) special agent could be for you.
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), the
criminal investigative arm of U.S. Immigration
and Customs Enforcement (ICE), is recruiting new
special agents from June 7 to June 11, 2011.
Individuals can apply online at
USAJOBS.gov.
ICE HSI special agents are criminal
investigators who undergo rigorous and
specialized training. They investigate the
illegal movement of people, money and goods at
our nation's borders, within the United States
and abroad. They also target terrorists and
other criminal organizations who threaten our
nation's security, like narcotics smugglers,
gang members, human traffickers, intellectual
property rights violators, money launderers and
child predators.
Being a special agent isn't easy. Dangerous
criminals operate 24 hours a day. The same holds
true for the special agents who investigate and
apprehend them. These dedicated men and women
are on the front lines guarding national
security and protecting the public.
If you're seeking a career in which you can
truly make a difference, and you're up for the
challenge, visit
USAJOBS.gov.
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