US Border Patrol - Nogales, Arizona

US Border Patrol is a federal law enforcement agency under the Department of Homeland Security responsible for defending the United States against terrorists and the smuggling of people and illicit goods. Their mission is to detect, interdict, apprehend or respond to any person or item that threatens the security of the United States.

The Tucson Sector of US Border Patrol, located at 1500 W La Quinta Rd, Nogales, AZ 85621, United States, operates under the guidance and leadership of the Chief Patrol Agent. This sector covers a vast area of approximately 262 miles of the United States-Mexico border in Arizona, including the border towns of Nogales, Tucson, Douglas, and Lukeville.

Specializing in border security, US Border Patrol agents employ advanced technology and highly trained dogs to detect illicit activities. Their specialties include federal government office operations. Other points of interest at the Nogales station include wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance facilities.

In addition to its primary mission, the Tucson Sector also coordinates with local, state, and federal agencies to facilitate the return of undocumented aliens and to address other matters that impact border security. The sector is committed to upholding the Constitution, federal laws, and treaties of the United States.

For those seeking more information or wishing to contact US Border Patrol, the phone number is 520-761-2400. The official website provides comprehensive details about their operations and services. To date, the company has received 18 reviews on Google My Business with an average rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars.

👍 Reviews of US Border Patrol

JOY M.

1/5

I did my research before I went to Nogales Mexico to buy prescriptions that were becoming prohibitively expensive in US. I picked up a mild pain reliever, a muscle relaxer I bought in Mexico before and abuteral inhalers for a friend with COPD. As soon as I reached the entry gate I immediately declared all my purchases. The border patrol agent who was handling my reentry was brusque, unfriendly and did her best to intimidate and frighten me. One of my purchases was not allowed. I was prepared for that possibility but not for bullying and name calling. I was referred to as a criminal and a drug mule (the inhalers). I was dragged off to another room, forbidden to call my sister and had all my belongings taken. The second officer very nicely told me I could go back to Mexico and get my money back. He was polite and immediately gave me my belongings back. I did what he asked, went across the border and tossed the meds. Some ie that first officer are not suited to have authority. She was inappropriate and abusive. I am traumatized by this experience.

Kenneth S.

1/5

You’ll folks no sirven para nada tried calling them on behalf my wife that she was taken in custody by border patrol last night till now I haven’t heard of her can’t contact her last night this agent was rude hang up on me while I was trying to explain myself and see what I could do to get any help and he just hang up on me and ask bout our ages like it’s his business to know whoever he is no vale vrga honestly GIVE ME INFORMATION ON MY WIFE YOU ALL SCUMBAGS

PJ S.

5/5

A GREAT and PROFESSIONAL agency with FANTASTIC men and women working the border. Having had two occasions to have contact with Border Patrol Agents, once asking for directions; the agents took the time out to talk with us and give us the guidance that we needed. Courteous, polite and never intimidating like some may say. They were nice enough you want to take them home to feed them a home cooked meal! The other occasion, my wife had a flat tire on the interstate. Highway Patrol and Sheriffs drove right by - not giving a second glance. Even though she was awaiting road side assistance - two Border Patrol Agents stopped - changed her tire, listening to her say she had help coming, they changed the tire and had her on her way in less than 10 minutes. After all was said and done, the agents told my wife, it was getting late and dark, they did not want her stranded on the side of the road - apologized if they caused a problem with the motor club, but offered to follow her to ensure she made it home to Rio Rico with the donut spare tire. GREAT people! I wish I had names; but as far as I am concerned, all of the Nogales agents get a that-a-boy and that-a-girl! Don't let this silly democratic government shut-down scare you away as YOU ARE APPRECIATED!

Terry M.

2/5

We walked across the Nogales port of entry to shop. No problem! Foot traffic was light UNTIL we found ourselves in a LONG line returning to the U.S. There was ONE agent working the line; two other agents were at there station but not accepting anyone. It was 12:30 pm and apparently on their lunch break? Very discouraging and reluctant to return to Mexico if for no other reason than the mess in crossing the border to return to the U.S.

C A.

2/5

There are no signs on the Mexican side of the border indicating if the FAST LANES are open/closed, so if you drive down that lane then you must back track against the flow of traffic until there is an opening to make a u-turn. The lines at the border are always ridiculously long and time consuming. There must be a more efficient manner to allow US CITIZENS back into the country.

Laura H.

5/5

What an amazing bust at the Nogales Port of Entry last weekend! To all members of the US Border and Customs enforcement officials that continue to do an outstanding job at protecting our country and border. Each of you are a vital part of keeping the US safe and secure. I praise and commend you all for a job well done! You have my upmost respect and appreciation. Thank you.

rudy O.

4/5

Remodeling some of their offices

Salo P.

5/5

Great