A border checkpoint is a designated location at a national border where officials check and control the movement of people and goods between countries. These checkpoints are typically staffed by customs and immigration officers who are responsible for enforcing laws and regulations regarding entry and exit. Key functions of a border checkpoint include: 1. **Passport Control**: Checking the travel documents of individuals to ensure they have the right to enter or exit a country.

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