A History of Drones on the Southern Border
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As illegal border crossings have risen over the past decade, Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) and other law enforcment organizations on the southern border have had to think outside the box in order to provide surveillance on the 1,954 mile long border.
One solution that has proved effective for border security professionals is unmanned aerial systems (UAS), or drones. To learn more about the effectiveness of drones on the southern border, click "Download Your Copy" to read the latest report from IDGA. By downloading the report, you can gain the following:
- A history of U.S. investments in drones on the southern border
- How nefarious actors leverage drones
- The risks and benefits of drones on the southern border
Learn more about IDGA's Counter-UAS Summit
The 7th annual IDGA Counter-UAS Summit provides a forum comprised of key decision-makers and senior military leaders for discussions on ways to collaboratively combat the threat of UAS to the United States military and civilians. At this year's event, we will be returning to Arlington, Virginia, on August 19-20. Across two days of learning and collaboration, we will engage our audience with high-level discussions surrounding kinetic and non-kinetic approaches for countering drones, including exploring case studies on specific incidents, insights into the latest innovative CUAS technologies, the impact of shifting legal authorities, and much more.
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