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The U.S. Department of Transportation is optimistic that it will have everything ready to open the southern border to Mexican trucks by mid-summer. Speaking at a DOT-sponsored North American Free Trade Agreement Land Transportation Conference in San Antonio, Michael Jackson, deputy secretary of transportation, said the agency is “on the cusp of success,” despite the complexity of making the long-delayed border opening a reality
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