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Patriotism and Immigration Authority – Border Patrol

The Patriotism and Immigration Authority (PIA) Border Patrol is the federal law enforcement division tasked with protecting the borders of San Andreas. The agency ensures that all entry into the state is lawful, secure, and orderly, playing a vital role in national security and public safety.

Border Patrol agents operate at ports of entry, checkpoints, and along state boundaries to prevent illegal entry, smuggling, and other cross-border criminal activity.

Purpose and Authority

The PIA Border Patrol exists to safeguard the sovereignty of San Andreas by enforcing federal immigration and customs laws. The agency operates under federal jurisdiction and is empowered to take decisive action to maintain border security and uphold the rule of law.

Border Patrol Federal Officers are authorised to detain, inspect, deport, and prevent re-entry where required in the interests of national security and public safety.

Key Responsibilities

  • Securing land, sea, and air borders of San Andreas

  • Monitoring and controlling official ports of entry

  • Inspection of individuals, vehicles, and cargo

  • Detection and prevention of illegal entry and re-entry

  • Disruption of smuggling and trafficking operations

  • Enforcement of federal immigration and customs laws

  • Coordination with state and federal law enforcement agencies

  • Maintaining secure and orderly border management

Structure

The Patriotism and Immigration Authority Border Patrol operates under a federal command structure designed to ensure consistency, accountability, and effective enforcement.

  • Chief of Border Patrol
    Provides overall leadership, strategy, and federal oversight.

  • Supervisory Agents
    Manage regional divisions and oversee operational units.

  • Border Patrol Agents
    Conduct patrols, inspections, investigations, and enforcement actions at the borders.

How to Apply

Service within the PIA Border Patrol is a position of significant responsibility and authority.

To apply:

  • Contact Modo via Discord

  • Applicants must demonstrate professionalism, sound judgement, and a strong understanding of federal law enforcement duties

Further guidance will be provided following initial contact.

San Andreas Highway Patrol (SAHP)

The San Andreas Highway Patrol (SAHP) is the principal state police agency for the State of San Andreas. While its primary jurisdiction covers the state’s highways and freeways, the SAHP maintains full operational authority throughout the entire state.

The agency plays a critical role in traffic enforcement, judicial support, state security, and executive protection.

Purpose and Authority

The SAHP exists to enforce state law, ensure road safety, and provide protective and security services on behalf of the State of San Andreas. Operating under state authority, the Highway Patrol is empowered to act anywhere within state boundaries when required.

Key Responsibilities

  • Enforcement of traffic laws on and around highways and freeways

  • Statewide traffic policing and accident response

  • Bailiff duties, including the enforcement and service of San Andreas Supreme Court orders

  • Security for buildings and facilities owned by the State of San Andreas

  • Personal protection of the Governor of San Andreas

  • Support operations for state and federal law enforcement agencies

  • Ensuring public safety through visible patrol and enforcement

Structure

The San Andreas Highway Patrol follows a formal command and rank structure to ensure discipline, accountability, and effective statewide operations.

  • Commissioner

  • Deputy Commissioner

  • Assistant Commissioner

  • Captain

  • Lieutenant

  • Sergeant

  • Officer

  • Cadet

How to Apply

Service within the San Andreas Highway Patrol demands professionalism, discipline, and a strong commitment to public safety.

To apply:

  • Contact Modo via Discord

  • Applicants must demonstrate sound judgement, respect for state law, and the ability to operate in a statewide policing role

Further information will be provided following initial contact.