ON THE PROTECTION OF THE STATE BORDER OF FOREIGN STATES (on the example of the USA, the PRC and Kazakhstan)
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state border, border security, border service, migration control, modern technologies.Abstract
This scientific article analyzes the legal framework, organizational structure and practical mechanisms of the state border protection system in foreign countries. Also, based on the experience of developed countries, the issues of using modern technologies in ensuring border security are covered. The results of the study indicate the possibilities of their use in improving national border security.
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