Randy Clark is a retired United States Border Patrol Division Chief of Operations. He is a thirty-two-year veteran of the Border Patrol and retired in August of 2020. He is presently a border reporter for a popular national news outlet. Randy has travelled the southwest border extensively since retirement to shed light on the worsening border crisis. He has brought attention to the crisis through numerous television and radio interviews in most major TV and Radio markets across the county.

His writing work focuses predominately on border, immigration, and national security issues. He has an extensive background in operational planning related to the southern border, criminal prosecutions, border intelligence, and foreign operations under the U.S. Customs and Border Protection umbrella.

He has served as the Patrol Agent in Charge of two Border Patrol stations within the Del Rio, Texas Border Patrol Sector. Ultimately, as the Division Chief of Operations, he managed nine Border Patrol Stations. His specialty was developing border deployment strategies for over 210 miles of the United States/Mexico Border and coordinating the deployment of over 1,500 Border Patrol Agents.

He has a background in public affairs with the Border Patrol that commenced over two decades ago. He has participated in feature news stories in television and print media. He has collaborated on stories with major television network news outlets, National Public Radio, National Geographic Magazine, and national foreign press outlets in Mexico.

His previous role as a Border Patrol Division Chief brought him extensive foreign affairs experience with government officials for the Central American northern triangle countries of Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.