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Duncan Wood, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Mexico needs reliable energy imports to power its economy, and the United States benefits enormously from growing Mexican demand.
The answer is border technology that ensures transparency and accountability.
Our global supply chains, long built for maximum cost-effectiveness, are now potential liabilities, susceptible to exploitation by adversaries and...
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