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USMCA Gets First Legislative Approval
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Mexico became the first country in the trilateral trade zone to give legislative approval to the USMCA on Wednesday, June 19…
The Guatemalan Border is Secured
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Donald Trump’s immigration deal with Mexico may have been a perfectly played plan to get himself reelected as president…
The Return of Los Polkos
By RICARDO CASTILLO … The nickname Los Polkos was coined circa 1845, long before the invasion that cost Mexico the loss of New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and California…
Improving US-Mexico Cooperation against Drug Smuggling and Other Cross-Border Crime
By EARL ANTHONY WAYNE … Under the umbrella of the Merida Initiative, U.S. assistance helped strengthen Mexican capacities, including in counter-narcotics…
Mexico’s National Guard Caught Off Guard
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Just how the Mexican National Guard is going to operate as of Monday, June 10, along the Guatemalan border is anybody’s guess…
Is Trump the Source of the Migration Crisis?
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Who stood to gain the most, politically speaking, from the Central American migrant crisis?…
Luy’s Lines
Mexico Outstretches a Hand to Central American Migrants
When It Pays to Do Nothing
By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS … Five-time Olympic medal-winner Nabor Castillo Pérez now receives less government support than a do-nothing nini…
A Tariff Gone Too Far
By ANTONIO GARZA … Imposing tariffs represents a dramatic shift in U.S. policy on trade and immigration, and a move away from the traditionally compartmentalized bilateral relationship…
Immigration and Tariffs: A Path to Border Diplomacy
By EARL ANTHONY WAYNE … If imposed, U.S. tariffs would have major near-term economic and political costs for both the United States and Mexico…
