North America Summit

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• North America Summit
• Secure and Efficient Movement of People and Goods
  at Land Ports of Entry
• Anchorage, Alaska
• July 2008

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• Twenty Minute Wait Times
• Mexican Border
• 1995 2000
• Lessons Learned

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San Diego - 1995

• Bi-National Community Investment
• Enforcement Enables Facilitation
• Facilitation Strengthens Enforcement
• Traffic Management Orientation
• Driven by Expectations
• Supported by Influx of Personnel
• Dropped Wait Times Increased Enforcement
• Expanded to Remaining Border POEs on Mexican
  Border

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Success Was Not Sustainable

• Success Strained Approach
• Events Raised Risk Management Requirements
• Traffic Management Gave Way to Supply Chain
  Principles
• Corridor Focus Evolved
• Enabling Components Not In Place
• Compliance Measurements Inadequate
• POEs had to be Expanded/Extended

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Risk Management Requirements

• Integrate Enforcement and Facilitation
• Identify Trusted Players Travelers
• Supply Chain Monitoring/Tracking
• Include Travelers/Goods/Conveyances
• Optimal Configuration of Personnel/
  Infrastructure/Technology/Behavior at Each Port
  of Entry
• Confidence

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Bi-National Intergovernmental Opportunities

• Technology Standard Platform, Universal,
  Biometric Identifier, Integrated, Pre-Inspection,
  Exit
• Infrastructure Roads, Early Detection,
  Monitoring, Contiguous Expanded Inspection Area,
  Integrated Inspections, Tracking Events
• Traveler Behavior Peak Times, Education, Public
  Broadcast, Signage, Special Events

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• Border Management Strategies, LLC5215 North
  Sabino Canyon RoadTucson, Arizona 85750
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• website www.teambms.com