BPSA Membership

The current membership fee is $15.00 per pay period. The BPSA is run by an all volunteer board, and in order to streamline our process of accounting, we have eliminating all forms of payment other than Electronic Deposit through NFC for all covered members. Using this method, we can better account for members who retire or drop coverage as the payment can only stop at member request or at the conclusion of employment. As payment to the BPSA stops, coverage in LDF will automatically be dropped.

To join, first download the Membership Application Page. The information on that page is needed to add you to LDF and PORAC. Without it you cannot be added. You can email the requested information to usbpsamembership@gmail.com. Email must be encrypted if sent from CBP computer, or it will not be received.

NFC payroll deduction is the only form of payment accepted. To initiate payment:

  1. Log onto NFC web site and it takes you to your “Employee Personal Page
  2. Under “Personal Info” tab click on “Financial Allotments” tab
  3. Click on “Self Service” tab
  4. Click on “Start New Allotment” tab
  5. Input Bank Routing # 322274488
  6. Input Bank Account # 14951180
  7. It is the “CHECKING ACCOUNT” for the BPSA
  8. Amount is $15.00
  9. Click on “Continue” tab
  10. Review the info and click the “Submit” tab
  11. At this point, it will give you a page to print or save for your record. If you know how to save it save it on your computer, save and send a copy in an email to usbpsamembership@gmail.com. For registration purposes, the BPSA will require the last page/screen showing the pay period that the allotment will start, NOT the page that reads “submit” on it.


  Border Patrol Operators Association

We are pleased to announce the chartering of a new association to ensure that all agents have access to civil and criminal legal defense. Due to PORAC By-laws, non-bargaining and non-managerial agents are not eligible for coverage under the BPSA. To address this, the Border Patrol Operators Association offers nationwide legal defense coverage through the Fraternal Order of Police Legal Defense Plan, available to all DHS law enforcement personnel. This ensures there are no gaps in legal coverage within our community.

The National Fraternal Order of Police (NFOP) is the world’s largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers, with over 373,000 members. The Operators Association attorneys have demonstrated their expertise, notably successfully defending a member involved in a fatal shooting incident with bandits in the San Diego Sector. For those interested in joining, instructions for membership are attached.

Our Mission

The Border Patrol Supervisors Association is a non-profit professional organization dedicated to the advancement of:

  • Leadership
  • Professionalism
  • Excellence

Executive Board

  • James Robertson, President
  • Yesenia Navarro, Vice President
  • Jeremiah Darby, Secretary
  • Jeff Mair, Treasurer
  • Kallie Vargas, Sergeant at Arms