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Tag: US-Mexico Relations

TribFest: U.S. – Mexico NAFTA Renegotiations Cause Worry Along the Border

Post author By Sephra Thomas
Post date October 17, 2017
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Photo: Jonathan McIntosh (CC) At a Texas Tribune Festival panel on “Trump and Mexico”, fear and uncertainty underlined conversations for future policy agendas and proposals for U.S.-Mexico relations. Panelist and U.S. Representative, Henry Cuellar, said border communities receive about $1.3 million in revenue resulting from the constant influx of visitors and partnerships from Mexico. However, […]

Tags border security, Economics and Trade Policy, Mexico, NAFTA, National, US-Mexico Relations

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US-Mexico Relations in the Trump Era—Where Do We Go From Here?

Post author By Craig Gertsch
Post date March 19, 2017
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Trump & Mexican President Peña Nieto at a press conference in Mexico City in August 2016

Photo: Reuters/Henry Romero In my class with the Strauss Center’s Mexico Security Initiative[1], my classmates and I are fine-tuning our policy report for the upcoming 2018 Mexican elections. Set against the backdrop of brutal crime and cartel violence, our project focuses on strategies for the next Mexican administration regarding several key policy arenas—economic, security, civil society, […]

Tags international relations, international security, Mexico, Trump, US-Mexico Relations