The new federal plan, developed by the departments of Justice and Homeland Security, calls for doubling the number of bordersecurity task force teams and moving a significant number of other federal agents, equipment and resources to the border.
Last week, Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki said in a letter to the Security Council that it had lost credibility by failing to force Ethiopia from the border town of Badme, which was awarded to Eritrea by the boundary commission.
Mr Moore told the BBC News Channel the BorderForce aimed to keep disruption to a minimum but "would not compromise on the safety and security of the UK".