FedEx

FedEx (from : Foederati externum terminos for “Federal external borders”), officially the Federal Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the member States of the United States of North Aegea, which also goes by its German short name, “Bundesagentur für die Außengrenzen” (: Federal Agency for External Borders) –“Bundesaußengrenzen” (: Federal External Borders) for short– is an agency of the United States Federal Commission established in 1717 to manage and coordinate cooperation between State border guards securing the Union's external borders. FedEx operations aim to detect and stop illegal immigration, human trafficking and terrorist infiltration. The agency is based in Phoenix, Arizona.

Names
FedEx goes by various names, depending on the State.
 * / : In the States of Arizona and New Mexico, the Agency is known by two names; the first, in Aegean, Federal Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the member States of the United States of North Aegea; and the second, in Castilian, Agencia Federal para la Gestión de la Cooperación Operativa en las Fronteras Exteriores de los Estados miembros de los Estados Unidos de Norte Égea