Texas Border Business
EDINBURG, Texas – On March 2, the Brownsville Border Patrol (BRP) Border Community Liaison (BCL) proudly participated in the Charro Days Fiesta Parade in Brownsville, TX. Men and women wore traditional Charro outfits and rode strutting horses. Onlookers smiled, cheered and waved as Border Patrol’s resources such as BRP’s Bike Unit, ATV’s, Riverine Vessels, and the Horse Patrol Unit cruised past them.
On February 28, the Falfurrias Station (FLF) hosted members of the community for their monthly Community Partnership Meeting. At the event, Patrol Agent in Charge Thomas W. Slowinski introduced Rio Grande Valley Chief Patrol Agent Rodolfo Karisch to community members in attendance. Key members of the community were present and appreciative for the opportunity to speak directly to the chief and have their questions addressed.
 Border Community Liaison (BCL) proudly participated in the Charro Days Fiesta Parade in Brownsville, TX.){kind=link}