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Economy of Mexico / Economy of the United States / Maquiladora / Border / Immigration detention / North American Free Trade Agreement / Free Trade Area of the Americas / Separation barrier / Global Trade Watch / International relations / International trade / International law
Date: 2008-04-24 03:08:05
Economy of Mexico
Economy of the United States
Maquiladora
Border
Immigration detention
North American Free Trade Agreement
Free Trade Area of the Americas
Separation barrier
Global Trade Watch
International relations
International trade
International law

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