To Catch a Smuggler - Season 2

HSI conducts a controlled delivery of meth, while CBP deals with an unruly passenger.

Using an undercover agent, HSI finds a meth smuggler in Atlanta. CBP officers catch a passenger in New York with drugs inserted inside of her.

CBP looks out for party drugs, prostitutes and counterfeit goods entering Miami during Super Bowl. HSI tracks the case of a drug-filled car battery.

CBP targets a wildlife-smuggling ring in Miami and cracks down on cocaine in Atlanta.

HSI takes to the streets of Brooklyn to arrest the person picking up a suitcase of cocaine. CBP catches a man who has swallowed 85 pellets of cocaine.

HSI disrupt a transnational meth ring and CBP seize a huge shipment of illegal shark fins.

HSI investigates cocaine concealed in cakes, and CBP cracks down on contraband cash.

HSI takes down a suspected weapons trafficker with ties to organized crime. CBP is on alert for popular club drugs being concealed in liquid form.

Hidden among the millions who enter the U.S. through JFK, MIA and ATL is dangerous contraband; the Department of Homeland Security will stop at nothing to catch these smugglers.

CBP finds a smuggler of so-called "crazy pills" at JFK and responds to the COVID-19 crisis on the southern border, seizing over 800 lbs of meth.

CBP Nogales busts a man internally smuggling fentanyl from Mexico; HSI delves into the dark web to stop a deadly party drug linked to overdoses.

CBP New York discovers priceless shipments of looted ancient artifacts. CBP Newark intercepts stolen luxury cars headed for the overseas black market.

CBP finds multiple doses of lethal fentanyl hidden within passenger cars, and CBP Newark searches for an illegal stowaway onboard a cargo ship.

While inspecting commercial cargo from Mexico, Laredo CBP discovers liquid meth concealed within paint buckets. In Atlanta, HSI conducts a controlled delivery of an air conditioner filled with 2 kgs of meth.

HSI tails a truck loaded with narcotics to a meth compound near Los Angeles, and CBP discovers fentanyl and meth in cars using trusted traveler lanes.