The Border Security Expo, now in its 25th year, is set to take place from April 8-9, 2025, at the Phoenix Convention Center's South Building in Phoenix, Arizona. This event is designed specifically for policy leaders, operational commanders, procurement officers, on-the-ground agents, local law enforcement, and industry leaders. With an impressive lineup of 175+ exhibitors and a focus on critical discussions and innovative solutions, this expo promises to be a significant milestone in the border security community.

This year's expo will feature a unique opportunity for attendees to gain insights from federal and state leaders who serve on the front lines daily. These leaders will share their perspectives on current challenges and future steps in America’s ongoing border security issues. Additionally, high-ranking policy leaders, operational commanders, procurement officers, on-the-ground agents, local law enforcement officials, and industry experts will be present to exchange ideas and expand networks.

The expo will showcase groundbreaking technologies and innovative solutions from the exhibitors. Visitors can explore cutting-edge training solutions provided by VirTra, the Official Simulator Company of Border Security Expo 2025. Attendees can experience hands-on training with the V-XR Extended Reality Headset and the V-300 5-Screen Simulator at Booth #200. These technologies offer immersive marksmanship and decision-making training.

Registration for this event is now open. Attendees can connect with a wide range of stakeholders in the border security community and stay up to date on the latest procurement opportunities and needs of federal and state governments. The expo will also provide a platform for networking with key figures in the industry.

With its rich history and focus on innovation, the Border Security Expo 2025 is an essential event for anyone involved in border security. Whether you are a policy leader or an industry expert, this expo offers valuable insights and networking opportunities that can help shape the future of border security in America.