Cuban border control is managed by the Ministry of the Interior, which oversees the country's immigration and customs regulations. The primary goal is to monitor and regulate the movement of people and goods across Cuba's borders, ensuring national security and compliance with laws. Travelers entering or leaving Cuba must present valid identification and may be subject to inspections. The government enforces strict regulations on the importation of certain items, including food, medications, and electronic devices. These measures aim to prevent illegal activities and protect the country's economy.