The U.S - Mexico border is the most transited in the whole world isn't it?

Question

I am not sure if it is the longest, but I am sure billions of trucks, cars, airplanes, ships, and people, cross from one side to the other every day.

The U.S. environmental movement also split on the deal, as did Latino civil rights organizations. Moreover, in both countries the leaderships of these organized constituencies had other priorities to negotiate with their respective governments--priorities they were hesitant to subordinate to concerns about NAFTA.

But the fact that there was a broad-based public debate, at least in the United States, was extraordinary in itself. Never before had such a broad array of national and regional social constituency groups engaged on an issue of international economic policy, and never had there been such breadth of participation and popular debate on the pivotal issues of North-South relations. This fact made the political and economic establishment of each country tremble; here was an uninvited actor trying to gain a seat at the table where international economic and financial policy was being negotiated.

NAFTA's proponents were caught off guard by the broad public challenge, and they

Answer 1

Yes. The Mexican-US border is the most tranisted in the Hemisphere

Answer 2

Trade between Canada and the US is the biggest trade between 2 countries in the world. That is a fact. I also know the most people crossing between borders is at San Diego - Tijuana Mexico. But there are not many big trucks crossing, nothing like from Detroit to Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

Answer 3

I'd agree Canada US is probably higher.

Plus I am sure some European borders could beat it too, the countries are so small and close together it is more like going from State to State rather than going to a whole different country. Alot of people in Europe will reside in one Country and work in another and take the train everyday, etc.

Answer 4

Yes it is the most traveled but not only by Mexicans, Colombians, Guatemalans, even Cubans, Hondurans just to mention a few cross that border....but the poor old Mexicans get blamed for it all

Answer 5

Well, maybe NAFTA hasn't really quite worked out...and it's not the legal traffic that's so much a problem, I think...and as far as the environmentalists go, some of those people drive SUV's so they're 'lipstick environmentalists' at best...

Answer 6

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