Border Chronicle: Weekly Roundup April 11

DHS Sec. Noem pledges privatization, profit at Border Security Expo; A new program that uses AI to help residents after flooding. Also, submit your questions for border business expert Jerry Pacheco.

Ask an Expert: Jerry Pacheco

Jerry Pacheco, president of the Border Industrial Association in Santa Teresa, New Mexico.

When it comes to trade, as so many other things in life, Mexico and the United States are joined at the hip. How is Trump’s roller coaster tariff regime affecting our trade and commerce at the border? What will happen with Mexico’s relationship with the U.S.?

Jerry Pacheco is the president of The Border Industrial Association based in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. He is a nationally recognized expert on international trade and cross-border commerce, frequently called upon to advise U.S. and global leaders—including four Mexican presidents—on trade policy. And he’s ready to answer your questions about tariffs, US-Mexico trade and what he sees on the horizon with so much uncertainty brewing.

Email us your questions about tariffs, trade and business at the border for Jerry Pacheco. He’ll answer your questions via video in our weekly roundup on April 25. Don’t forget to put “ask an expert” in the subject line of your email. Send your questions to theborderchronicle@protonmail.com

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Also, Border Chronicle reporter, Caroline Tracey, and novelist Fernando Flores were interviewed by KJZZ Radio about her review of Flores’ dystopian, yet darkly humorous borderlands fiction. You can listen to the interview here.

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