Category: Border Crossing

LAREDO – In the coming weeks, US land customs with Mexico and Canada could be opened, Homeland Security (DHS) officials said, through Customs and Border Protection (CBP) "Land customs between Canada and Mexico with the US have been closed...

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Laredo – Mastronardi Produce signed an agreement with authorities in Laredo to expand and build a distribution center for agricultural products - vegetables - which are cultivated in Mexico for distribution in the United States where, together...

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LAREDO – Laredo and other Texas border officials are urging the Department of Homeland Security to open up US-Mexico land ports to tourists after months of allowing only essential travel Currently travel for medical reasons, work, school and...

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US – US agriculture employers can now hire agricultural laborers faster Recently, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), along with the support of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), announced a temporary final rule changing...

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By Nancy J Gonzalez Even though the supply chains around the globe are restoring little by little, the economic effects the Coronavirus pandemic left in the communities are here to stay At the US-Mexico border the economic recovery is...

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CIUDAD JUAREZ – In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, foreign trade operations were forced to strengthen not only their prevention and hygiene measures, but also to adapt and use Internet-based procedures to speed up their processes, explained...

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MEXICO – Poverty in Mexico is a growing social problem But social mobility follows a different pattern in each region, making it more difficult for some to overcome poverty A Mexican born in Nuevo Leon, Chihuahua, or Baja California has a...

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The long lines at the land Ports of Entry at the US-Mexico border are now almost empty The Trump administration has restricted all non-essential travel across its border with Mexico The measure was taken to avoid the spread of Coronavirus and will...

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The Coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic is not only disrupting people’s lives, but is also having a negative impact on the manufacturing sites supply chain at the US-Mexico border Maquiladoras rely on Chinese products and components to manufacture...

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BAJA CALIFORNIA – Baja California Secretary of Tourism Oscar Escobedo has proposed repurposing Tijuana’s unused cargo railroad tracks into a cross-border trolley system that links up with San Diego’s Blue Line trolley at the US- Mexico border...

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