; (B) canine assists with drug seizures; (C) seizures of trace amounts of marijuana; (D) drug seizures, including drug seizures involving fentanyl mixed with another drug and drug seizures of counterfeit drugs; (E) non-drug property seizures; and (F) attempted checkpoint circumventions; (2) U.S. Border Patrol uses its data system to document information about all people for whom a checkpoint encounter leads to a subsequent enforcement action; and (3) the Checkpoint Program Management Office— (A) receives sustained oversight from the Office of the Chief, U.S. Border Patrol; (B) is held accountable for implementing its checkpoint oversight responsibilities; and (C) is consistently and adequately staffed.