To Catch a Smuggler

Homeland Security Investigations follows a cargo truck from San Diego to LA and uncovers cocaine hidden inside a shipment of frozen avocado pulp. In Newark, Customs and Border Protection finds psychedelic mushrooms shipped through the mail and seizes stolen cars at the seaport. In Brownsville, CBP and their K9 partners discover bricks of cocaine hidden inside the center console of a vehicle.

Border Patrol searches for smugglers along the interstate in Mississippi, and a suspect flees arrest. They bring in the K9 and set for a search in the woods. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers find huge loads of inbound cocaine and marijuana in El Paso, while CBP officers at Newark International Airport link two passengers traveling outbound with suitcases stuffed with marijuana.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in the Rio Grande Valley halt port operations in McAllen after detecting a potential bomb threat. Homeland Security agents conduct a sting operation to apprehend fentanyl traffickers in San Diego. In Atlanta, CBP searches incoming flights for contraband as an officer concludes their dedicated service in the field.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection in El Paso finds numerous bundles of drugs cleverly hidden inside elaborate makeshift vehicle compartments. Homeland Security Investigations in San Diego follows a suspicious automobile that crossed the border transporting methamphetamine. And at JFK's international mail facility, CBP intercepts packages containing looted antiquities from Ukraine.

At Dulles Airport, outside the nation's capital, Customs and Border Protection checks for contraband and finds a large amount of marijuana as the U.S. becomes a source country for certain drugs. In El Paso, CBP uncovers bundles of cocaine inside a bumper and dismantles a vehicle littered with meth. In San Diego, Border Patrol scans the desert and roadways for signs of human smuggling.

Homeland Security Investigations in San Diego tracks a suspicious vehicle for 48 hours, leading them to a stash house. Customs and Border Protection meticulously screens outbound travelers at Dulles International Airport for undisclosed currency. In Calexico, CBP agents employ specialized tools to uncover well-concealed narcotics inside a vehicle's gas tank and oil pan.

Rookie U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in El Paso discover heroin, meth and 100 pounds of marijuana. CBP agriculture specialists with their K9 partners find pests in flower shipments and seize prohibited items from luggage. Homeland Security Investigations in Los Angeles makes an arrest connected to the importation of illegal gun parts and sets up an undercover drug buy-bust operation.

Homeland Security Investigations arrests human smugglers after following transport cars in El Paso, discovering overcrowded and rundown stash houses in New Mexico. U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Miami checks cargo and discovers meth concealed within makeshift machinery parts. In Detroit, at the northern border, CBP seizes undeclared currency entering and leaving the U.S. by land and air.