Mexico's new president won't alter its dangerously corrupt course in US relations

Claudia Sheinbaum, the hand-picked successor of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, will be the next president of Mexico. Unfortunately, that means US-Mexico relations remain on a dangerous course which has empowered drug cartels and brought skyrocketing overdoses and uncontrolled migration to the United States.

Under the incumbent's government, US-Mexico relations have seen a dangerous deterioration. New threats have emerged on the border - ranging from fentanyl, weaponized mass migration and terrorist networks - and important opportunities for collaboration, such as nearshoring supply chains from China, have been largely squandered.

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