Confirmed Speaker Faculty Includes:

  • Randy Hill
    Chief Border Patrol Agent, Del Rio TX Sector
    US Border Patrol
  • Matthew Allen
    Special Agent in Charge, Office of Investigators, AZ
    US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
  • Justin Bristow
    Acting Deputy Chief Border Patrol Agent
    US Border Patrol
  • John Gurule
    Deputy Field Office Director, Detention and Removal Operations
    US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
  • Randall Herberholz
    Deputy Director of Operations, Southwest Region, Office of Air and Marine
    Customs and Border Protection


Not only do we have an obligation to secure our borders, we have a responsibility to do so in the most cost-effective way possible.
- Secretary Janet Napolitano, DHS

Securing our Borders with Tactical Strategies and Technologies

IDGA is honored to present the inaugural Border Management Southwest in Tucson, AZ. Building upon the success of the flagship Border Management Summit in Washington, DC, this event will form the first leg of a regional conference series devoted to border issues.

There are constant and emergent threats that continuously endanger the security of the US. It is imperative that both the US and Mexico gain control over ports of entry, trans national gangs, and contraband heading in and out of Mexico. Organizations and businesses, therefore, need to work together to move forward with homeland security programs.

RECENT NEWS – After countless technical glitches and delays, the US Department of Homeland Security has suspended funding SBINet. A major reason for the demise of this program is due to the lack of an end-user perspective on technologies and equipment necessary for border security operations. IDGA’s Border Management Southwest Summit is the venue for end-users to state their requirements, and for vendors to present their cost-effective technologies.

 

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This time-critical event is your venue to discuss:

  • Current capabilities, future intelligence and surveillance technologies
  • Strategies and technologies to counter cross-border trafficking
  • Practical end-user needs in the face of armed conflict along the border
  • Drug interdiction challenges and potential solutions
  • Interagency coordination, partnerships and interoperability

Mark your calendars - Don’t miss out on the opportunity to discuss the future of border security by registering today!

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