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Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez

@USBPChief
Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, honored to lead the elite men and the women of the USBP in securing our nation’s border.
Washington, DC
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Born May 28, 1924
Joined October 2016
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    Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez
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    Jun 2
    As of June 1, 2026, all content on this account will be attributed to Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez, 28th Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol. With more than 26 years of service to the U.S. Border Patrol, I am proud to lead this exceptional workforce. Together, we’ll remain
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    Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez
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    Aug 14
    From Laredo Sector to Del Rio Sector: 22 Rescued from Flatbed Trailer   Laredo USBP Sector agents observed a pickup towing a gooseneck flatbed trailer circumvent an immigration checkpoint and immediately alerted surrounding law enforcement agencies and sectors. The trailer was
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    Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez
    @USBPChief
    Aug 13
    Clearing up misinformation and sharing the facts about construction activities at Big Bend National Park. Learn what’s true, what’s not, and how border infrastructure supports a secure border and the safety of the American public. See CBP Commissioner Scott’s statement on Big
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    Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez
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    Aug 12
    A convicted drug felon was apprehended attempting to sneak back across the border near Tacna, AZ. He now faces federal felony reentry charges for violating an existing deportation order.   While criminal illegal aliens attempt to exploit our borders, we remain committed to
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    Chief Rosario “Pete” Vasquez
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    Aug 12
    A Valluco gang member with a prior assault conviction ignored a deportation order and attempted to illegally reenter the U.S. Now he’s facing felony reentry charges and a fast track out of the country. A deportation order is a legal consequence, not a recommendation. Criminal
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