Questions and Answers: Marshals Hiring, CBP v Border Patrol, and Polygraph
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2021
- I want to thank everyone who is watching these videos. I have received a number of questions regarding the Marshals hiring process, the polygraph and CBP vs Border Patrol. I will try to answer these and a few others here.
This is from a US Marshal that I know “So they run rotations with court ops, prisoner ops and task force. Normally you do 4 months of each as your Deputy development program for the first year. After that you will do everything as needed. Most deputies decide which one they like best and just do that. Some guys prefer court and transport and some only do warrants and investigations. I haven’t done court except for high risk trials in years. All I do is task force”
Thank you for your comment. I am currently preparing for my oral interview and wanted to know what should I do to prepare and what type of questions do they ask?
@@shedrickplentie7152 How’d it go?! Mine is next week.
@@Lono517 it went well, I Passed! Good luck on yours.
@@shedrickplentie7152 Awesome, congratulations! Any tips on how to prepare?
@@Lono517 About passed like experiences gotta give them an example. Ex. Leadership
Thank you for your knowledge and encouragement, you doing Lords work have a good day too!
Good day!
Thank you for another great video sir.
I just got done with my State Correctional interview it went very well I hope I get the job. Thanks for the video keep them up
Good luck to you.
Do a year then go federal at no lower than GL6
CBP was heavily hiring for 2 years straight on USAjobs, i went through the process and backed out because their start pay is really bad if you live in California, and your choices are LA, San Fran. Basically really expensive city's. Every CBP i know, was trying to transition to local LE in Cali cause local LE here pays 100k+ easily starting off with far far better retirement and benefits..and in low cost of living areas in Cali...easily 80k+ starting.. the problem is it's easier to qualify for CBP then local LE. Border Patrol seems like a better stepping stone in federal LE.
Border Patrol is a very solid place to get your foot in the door in federal law enforcement, and I personally think it’s a much better gig than being a city cop these days.
@@brandoncortezemmanuel357 I agree, its the better entry level job to get very good quality experience in Federal LE, most even stay there. CBP not so much, because the nature of the job, it doesn’t translate to any real LE work.
@@BuiltForSin0 The academy for BP is also very top notch IMO. I have friends who work for OFO (CBP Officers) and some of them love it and there’s nothing wrong with that, one advantage is that in OFO you get much more variety in location around the country, you’re not exclusively locked to the borders. Plus they make a ton of money on OT. But I prefer being handed a GOV and told to go track sign up in the mountains of the desert.
@@brandoncortezemmanuel357 Yea, OFO also makes you do mandatory OT, not many people are striving for OT due to work and life balance. Id never have a life outside with family and bodybuilding if i was chasing OT.
What is local LE?
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Sir, where can I find this guide? Can you upload it please?
If you work for Border Patrol, what are the chances/ options of getting away from the southern border after several years of service there?
Or should you just expect to work in the south for your career?
I believe I would like the job but don’t care to live that far south for 20+ years.
What about the Canadian border? lol.
Expect a decade on the southern border. This really depends on where you’re looking to go. Florida is more like twenty years.
@@chillnick1865 I understand it’s the nature of the job, but I’ve never cared to live in in the deep southern parts of TX, AZ, or NM.
Florida wouldn’t be so bad.
I assume you immediately got to Mexico border and am curious of moving on after that.
@@chief5981 Forget about the northern border or the possibility to get into Florida for at least 10-15 years. You need to have great seniority to even be thinking on getting in those locations. Everyone is required to go to SWB starting out.
@@chief5981 I was in AZ. It wasn’t too bad, but not for me long term. Lately, I heard most are getting offered a lot of Texas locations. BP is definitely a good stepping stone to an 1811.
@@chillnick1865 I appreciate the insight. I should probably just go back into the military. There’s lots of opportunities there if you want it.
Thanks for your service, be safe
What all do you know about FBI police officers?
CBP evidently has a 66% failure rate for polygraphs.
It's sad because a lot of otherwise really good applicants get booted over junk science and egotism. A lot, not all, of polygraphers are like chiropractors too in that they believe that the polygraph is an all purpose infallible tool that can't be beat and you can't convince them otherwise. It truly does depend on your individual polygrapher and even people who tell the truth can fail because they are "too honest" and have reactions to questions because they think about the time they were 6 and stole their friend's gum.
The CBP polygraph needs to go, or have some big change, I heard a story of a former Air Force One pilot who flew Bush Jr around applied for the office of Air and Marine Operations (AMO) under CBP and he failed the polygraph.
@@brandoncortezemmanuel357 polygraph exams in general need an overhaul. If they are going to make decisions on hiring based on them, there needs to be a quantifiable standard. Right now there is not. And CBP is just above the TSA in terms of competency anyway and that is a big part of the reason why.
That was me. I spilled my soul to the FBI poly and said I failed lying about drug usage.
@@Whoo_Whoop the worst part about that is when they just say you are lying. Me (and I'm sure you) integrity and honesty are core facets of my character. Having someone say I am lying because a machine blipped is an insult and rejection to the deepest parts of who I am. It is crap.
The polygraph is an interrogation that’s all.
I'm currently most of the way through the Border Patrol process. Im approaching my SI and Poly and a little concerned about the poly. I know I'll be telling the truth but don't want to be too in my head about this or that and get failed for it.
Dont overthink the poly. Just go in, answer the questions, and you will be fine.
@@federallawenforcementcaree9900 thank you
I’m on the same page as you. I did my SI a month ago and waiting for polygraph. I hit an obstacle with something with medical for some reason, but it’s being cleared up now. So hoping to do well with the polygraph in the future because I heard the examiner can be tough
@@bt49730 I have my SI Friday, pretty excited but certainly intimidated. I think it will go well but it's one of those things that I'll be happy when it's behind me. Hope to see you at the academy.
@@singulant congrats ! I hope our process isn’t as long as everyone else on UA-cam. Most videos are people who started the process a few years ago and had the covid issue. So I hope things are now smooth and we can be in the academy next year soon! I started in February, so seems faster than most. The medical was 3-4 months and that was over something dumb and irrelevant.
Do the DEA FAST team train SERE school
fast isnt a thing anymore, its SRT
I don’t have a bachelors degree but I want to apply to work at a federal detention center, do you think I’d have a chance at being hired??
Yes. The detention centers are correctional officer positions under the Bureau of Prisons. They have many vacancies.
@@federallawenforcementcaree9900 so I don’t need a degree to apply?? I was looking on the site and it said you need a degree or 1 year of experience. I don’t have either 😩 I’m considering applying for TDCJ to see if that would help me when I apply (ETA: applying to see if I can get hired on and if I do I can use the time I work there as experience for the federal position)
Do I need a degree or prior experience inorder to join the border patrol?
No sir. Just apply
My sergeant told me to become a US MARSHALL.
Does marshals do polygraph test?
No
They do yes
prove it , give me source @@shanahanvigil4662
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Boycott fed agencies that use polygraphs to hire. Border patrol is feeling the heat for a reason and the poly doesn’t help. Imagine the most advanced country in the world using a voodoo box to hire people😂😂, and not even all agencies use it.
That's nearly all of them. Diplomatic Security Service is the only one I know that doesn't polygraph.
Too many people are lying about smoking pot I think. Just quit now!!