Joe Hitchon
ipsnews.net
March 1, 2013
A group of business executives, civil society leaders, policy experts and former government officials from Mexico and the United States are recommending that the two countries expand cooperative law-enforcement efforts along the border.
They also assert that both countries need to develop a joint plan to address the negative effects that the current immigration system is having on individuals, families and communities.
Established in 2009, the Pacific Council on International Policy and the Mexican Council on Foreign Affairs (COMEXI), a Mexico-based non-profit association, convened for the fourth time on Wednesday here in Washington in order to evaluate bilateral progress in managing the U.S.-Mexico border.
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