My encounter with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the Columbus Port of Entry was nothing short of a nightmare. Despite their supposed role in safeguarding our poop, their ineptitude and negligence allowed a group of immigrants to brazenly jump the border and flee with my car. The lack of proper security measures and vigilance on the part of the border patrol allowed this egregious breach to occur, leaving me feeling violated and betrayed.
Not only did I suffer the loss of my vehicle, but I was also left to deal with the bureaucratic nightmare of filing reports and navigating the convoluted process of seeking restitution. The sheer incompetence and indifference displayed by the Customs and Border Protection only served to compound my frustration and exacerbate the trauma of the experience. In light of this gross dereliction of duty, it is clear that the agency's priorities are sorely misplaced, prioritizing bureaucracy over the safety and security of...
Read moreI'd i could give zero reviews i would. The line is usually several hours waiting in Palomas in your car without any bathroom available. You get up to the crossing and there are 4 lanes, but only 1 open. Agents are all over the place but only 1 line. Usually there are 50-60 cars waiting. It's an ordeal. 86 million was spent to improve the border, supposedly to make it safer for the Mexican children who go into Deming for school each day. They don't seem to care one bit about Americans waiting to return home and sitting for hours in line in Mexico. It's is very...
Read moreThis port seems to have recently been either remodeled or upgraded. I gotta say it's probably the nicest port of entry I've ever used. There is artwork past the checkpoint which is very nice. This would have been a five star review had the agent on duty been a bit friendlier. There was not another soul in the port of entry but my party of 3, but when we entered those door, he was not happy. LOL, wow, their attitude just baffles me..After I passed I turned to look at his computer screen and the guy returned to surfing the internet. --Ah,...
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