CBP One

CBP One was launched on October 28, 2020, primarily to help commercial trucking companies schedule cargo inspections. In January 2023, CBP One's functionality was expanded to include migrants making asylum claims. Nearly onemillion persons arranged screening appointments using the app—about 1,450 each day—since January 2023. Early morning 5:00a.m. confirmed appointments on Inauguration Day were kept as scheduled, but by 1:00p.m. the app notified asylum seekers that their appointment was cancelled. The app was relaunched in March 2025 as CBP Home to assist illegal immigrants in self-deportation from the United States. According to DHS secretary Kristi Noem, illegal immigrants who use the app and leave the country voluntarily may have the opportunity to return legally in the future, whereas those who are subject to removal would not have a chance at legal residency. ==Features==

CBP One facilitated access to a range of CBP services. Amnesty International described the app's selection process as a "lottery", with some waiting for over a year. The app verified a user's location and blocked attempts to make appointments from outside authorized regions. CBP One was available on Android and iOS in five languages: English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole. CBP Home can be used to notify DHS of self-deportation, apply for I-94 departure forms, request luggage and cargo inspections, submit travel manifests, and check wait times for border crossings. ==References==