This resolution commends United States Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens for his 29 years of honorable service to the nation upon his retirement. His career began in 1996 in the El Centro sector, progressing through various significant roles including Field Operations Supervisor for BORTAC, Assistant Chief at headquarters, and Patrol Agent in Charge in multiple sectors like Grand Forks and Rio Grande Valley. He also served as Division Chief of Operations in Laredo and Chief Patrol Agent in Houlton and Del Rio, demonstrating a broad range of experience across different border regions. As the 26th Chief of the United States Border Patrol, Jason Owens bolstered efforts to combat cartel activity by establishing the Targeting and Investigations Division and expanded the Resiliency Division to support the well-being of agents and staff. Despite significant challenges, he remained committed to the USBP's mission and upholding the rule of law. The resolution specifically acknowledges his exemplary leadership and faithfulness in the execution of his duties throughout his distinguished career.
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Submitted in House
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Submitted in House
Referred to the House Committee on Homeland Security.
Immigration
Commending United States Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens on his retirement after 29 years of exemplary public service.
USA119th CongressHRES-348| House
| Updated: 4/24/2025
This resolution commends United States Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens for his 29 years of honorable service to the nation upon his retirement. His career began in 1996 in the El Centro sector, progressing through various significant roles including Field Operations Supervisor for BORTAC, Assistant Chief at headquarters, and Patrol Agent in Charge in multiple sectors like Grand Forks and Rio Grande Valley. He also served as Division Chief of Operations in Laredo and Chief Patrol Agent in Houlton and Del Rio, demonstrating a broad range of experience across different border regions. As the 26th Chief of the United States Border Patrol, Jason Owens bolstered efforts to combat cartel activity by establishing the Targeting and Investigations Division and expanded the Resiliency Division to support the well-being of agents and staff. Despite significant challenges, he remained committed to the USBP's mission and upholding the rule of law. The resolution specifically acknowledges his exemplary leadership and faithfulness in the execution of his duties throughout his distinguished career.