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25 August 2026

Mexican trucking group urges US to clarify B-1 visa revocations

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Mexican trucking group urges US to clarify B-1 visa revocations

Why it matters: Inconsistent interpretations of cabotage rules could remove experienced drivers from cross-border operations, tighten available capacity and create additional uncertainty for manufacturers, carriers and shippers that depend on predictable U. S. -Mexico freight flows. Mexican trucking industry leaders are calling on U. S.

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