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Gridlock at U.S.-Mexico border as Texas truck inspections continue

By The El Paso Times and The Albuquerque Journal via Associated Press

April 13, 2022

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THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP

Truckers block the entrance into the Santa Teresa Port of Entry in Ciudad Juarez going into New Mexico on April 12. The truckers blocked the port as a protest to the prolonged processing times implemented by Gov. Abbott which they say have increased from 2-3 hours up to 14 hours in the last few days.
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Truckers block the entrance into the Santa Teresa Port of Entry in Ciudad Juarez going into New Mexico on April 12.
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THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP

Truckers block the entry into the U.S. and the entry into Mexico at the Zaragoza International Bridge in Ciudad Juarez on April 12, to protest the extended hours since Friday after Gov. Abbott implemented a total revision of trucks coming in from Mexico. This has caused up to 14 ours delays for truckers going into the U.S.
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THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP

A long line of trucks is seeing stalled at the Zaragoza International Bridge, one of two ports of entry in Ciudad Juarez going into the U.S.on April 12. The truckers blocked both north and south bound commercial lanes in protest after they have seen prolonged processing times implemented by Gov. Abbott which they say have increased from 2-3 hours up to 14 hours in the last few days.
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THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP

A long line of trucks is seeing stalled at the Bridge of the Americas, one of two ports of entry in Ciudad Juarez going into the U.S.on April 12.
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THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP

Jose Salas, a trucker from Ciudad Juarez waits at the Puente Libre to enter the U.S. on April 12. He had been waiting for three hours and the commercial line had not moved when it typically will take him 2 hours at most to transport to El Paso from Ciudad Juarez.
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THE EL PASO TIMES VIA AP

Truckers block the entrance into the Santa Teresa Port of Entry in Ciudad Juarez going into New Mexico on April 12.
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THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL VIA AP

Truckers block the entry way for commercial trucks to enter the Santa Teresa Port of Entry leading into New Mexico Tuesday April 12.
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THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL VIA AP

Truckers block the entry way for commercial trucks to enter the Santa Teresa Port of Entry leading into New Mexico Tuesday April 12.
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THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL VIA AP

Truckers block the entry way for commercial trucks to enter the Santa Teresa Port of Entry leading into New Mexico Tuesday April 12.
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THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL VIA AP

Truckers block the entry way for commercial trucks to enter the Santa Teresa Port of Entry leading into New Mexico Tuesday April 12.
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THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL VIA AP

Truckers block the entry way for commercial trucks to enter the Santa Teresa Port of Entry leading into New Mexico Tuesday April 12. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials confirmed Tuesday that there was another blockade at the Mexican customs facility at the Santa Teresa port of entry in southern New Mexico, not far from El Paso.
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