CHECKPOINT Act

Creates a federal Checkpoint Program Management Office (CPMO) inside U.S. Border Patrol to oversee land‑border checkpoint operations nationwide, require standardized policies, data collection, training, and reporting on checkpoint activity and surveillance technology, and establish points of contact for sector-level oversight. The law requires multiple reports to Congress, a GAO review, and specific plans and timelines (many due within 180 days), forbids any new appropriations to implement it, and automatically expires five years after enactment.