U.S. Customs Enforcement

U.S. Customs Enforcement, part of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, is responsible for enforcing laws related to the import and export of goods. Their duties include inspecting shipments, preventing illegal items such as drugs, weapons, or counterfeit products from entering or leaving the country, and ensuring compliance with trade laws and regulations. They also work to protect national security and support economic integrity by facilitating lawful trade and travel. Essentially, Customs Enforcement helps secure America's borders and trade systems by detecting and stopping illegal activities while enabling legitimate commerce.