'Tariff today, gone tomorrow' taking transpac box trade to the brink
Is Trump taking us back to tramp shipping?
Crossing times at the US-Mexico border have increased to up to 10 hours, follwing a US decision to redeploy border officials to process mirgants. Meixoc News Daily reports that some 350 semi-trailers, packed with products manufactured at local factories, have been waiting to cross the border since before 1am. While the Custom and Border Protection (CBP) agency denies the reports, saying the longest wait at the three ports of entry was two hours, at the Zaragoza International Bridge, media reports suggest otherwise, and claim only Baja California ports of entry ...
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