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Standard Summary
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The CONTAINER Act authorizes border states to temporarily place movable structures on federal land to secure U.S. borders, requiring notice, a 1‑year placement period, and CBP consultation for extensions.
Key Points
- 1Border states may place temporary structures on federal land without a special use authorization if notice is given 45 days prior.
- 2Placement limited to 1 year, extendable in 90‑day increments with CBP approval.
- 3CBP must determine operational control before approving extensions.
- 4Defines federal land management agencies and operational control.
- 5Provides reporting and oversight mechanisms.
Impact Areas
Border states and local governments implementing border security measures.Federal agencies managing land and border operations.U.S. citizens and travelers affected by border security infrastructure.
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