CBP has completed construction of more than 200 miles of new border wall system in high priority locations across the Southwest border. The border wall system denies, deters and impedes the unlawful entry of people and contraband into the United States. It is more than a physical barrier—the border wall system consists of patrol roads, lighting, and technology which allow Border Patrol agents to quickly detect and respond to illicit activity. To learn more about the Border Wall System, visit cbp

CBP has completed construction of over 220 miles of new border wall system in high priority locations across the Southwest border. The border wall system is helping to secure the border from illicit cross border activity. President Trump, Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf, Acting CBP Commissioner Mark Morgan and Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott recently visited the Southwest border to commemorate the construction of the 200th mile of the new border wall system. To learn more about the border wall s

The border wall system is being built in strategic locations across the Southwest border. To stay up-to-date on current progress, visit cbp.gov/borderwallsystem. Watch construction of new segments and use the interactive map to zoom in on current projects. Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan: President Trump is delivering on his promise to build a border wall system to secure the border. Border security is national security and a strong border wall system is critical to keeping our Nation safe. | U.

Construction continues on the border wall in Yuma, AZ. The process includes panel fabrication and delivery, demolition, soil conditioning and digging, trench digging, panel hoisting and installation. | U.S. Customs and Border Protection

321 miles of border wall system constructed. The border wall system creates a complete enforcement zone with 18- to 30-foot tall steel bollard wall, anti-climb features, new and improved roads, lighting, enforcement cameras and other technology. | U.S. Customs and Border Protection

75 miles of new border wall system completed. Construction currently underway for an additional 158 miles. 450 miles by the end of 2020. The border wall system supports USBP’s ability to impede and deny illegal border crossings and drug and human smuggling activities. | U.S. Customs and Border Protection