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Border Trade Alliance urges General Services Administration back to the drawing board on Bridge of the Americas plan in El Paso

November 8, 2024

The Border Trade Alliance filed comments on Nov. 4, 2024 with the General Service Administration opposing the agency’s recommendation that commercial truck traffic should be removed from the Bridge of the Americas in El Paso. We cite our concern that banning commercial traffic at BOTA will lead...

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Border Trade Alliance welcomes new board members, holds 10th joint conference with Wilson Center Mexico Institute

June 27, 2024

Economic development leader Jon Barela and Port of Brownsville Chairman Esteban Guerra join board; special guest Rep. Juan Ciscomani provides briefing for board members PDF version WASHINGTON – The Border Trade Alliance appointed two new board members at its summer 2024 board meeting this...

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Border Trade Alliance statement on Executive Order on asylum seekers at U.S.-Mexico border

June 4, 2024

WASHINGTON – Border Trade Alliance President Ms. Britton Mullen released the following statement regarding the Biden administration Executive Order on the United States-Mexico border: “The cross-border trade community has been deeply frustrated with the management of the U.S.-Mexico border. Due...

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Press release: Broad coalition of U.S.-Mexico border stakeholders calls on Presidents Biden and López Obrador to act to secure border, enhance region’s competitive standing

May 10, 2024

Absent federal solutions and greater cooperation, communities and businesses will continue to pay a stiff price, economy will suffer, groups say WASHINGTON and AUSTIN, TEXAS – A large coalition of private and public stakeholders in the United States and Mexico led by the Border Trade Alliance,...

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Broad coalition of U.S.-Mexico border stakeholders calls on Presidents Biden and López Obrador to act to secure border, enhance region’s competitive standing

May 8, 2024

A large coalition of private and public stakeholders in the United States and Mexico led by the Border Trade Alliance, the Texas Association of Business, and CONCAMIN on May 8, 2024 sent a letter to President Joe Biden and Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador urging the two presidents to...

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