AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWolf Protections Under Review: A new U.S. executive order would push a review of federal protections for gray and Mexican wolves, raising fears of expanded killing and pressure on state rules. Fed vs. Trade Threats: President Trump renewed pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut rates, warning he could halt trade with deficit countries—an escalation that could rattle markets and supply chains. Mexico Border Security: The U.S. says it has shot down 300 cartel-linked drones along the Mexico border since the start of 2026, while Mexico’s security officials point to smugglers’ use. Cartels Turn to Explosives: Mexico reports a rise in car bombs and other explosive attacks, including a blast outside a police station in Zacatecas that injured 11. Nearshoring & Freight: U.S.-Mexico border freight is reported to have surged at Laredo, underscoring how logistics shifts are reshaping trade flows. Mexico Business & Investment: Mexico’s Highway 8 modernization plan to Rocky Point is highlighted as a $100M push to upgrade infrastructure and support tourism and trade.
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