Border Enforcement

Border enforcement refers to the measures and policies a government implements to monitor and control its borders. This includes preventing unauthorized entry, managing immigration, and ensuring the legal movement of goods and people. Enforcement can involve physical barriers, checkpoints, surveillance technology, and personnel, such as border patrol agents. The goal is to maintain national security, enforce immigration laws, and facilitate lawful trade and travel. Balancing security needs with humanitarian considerations and international relations is a complex aspect of border enforcement policy.