The U.S.-Mexico border relationship is complex, affected by historical ties and modern challenges such as organized crime and political populism. Leaders Donald Trump and Andrés Manuel López Obrador represent frustrations from globalization. Acknowledging shared security threats may foster cooperation, essential for addressing mutual interests amidst lingering institutional weaknesses in Mexico.
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