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Senator John Hoeven recently convened a meeting with U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott and local business leaders to address pressing concerns related to border traffic and staffing. The discussions centered around how current border hours and staffing levels are impacting businesses in the northern region.
Business leaders expressed their frustrations over delays and inefficiencies at border crossings, which they believe are hindering trade and economic growth. They emphasized the importance of timely border processing to maintain competitive advantages and ensure smooth operations for companies reliant on cross-border commerce.
Sen. Hoeven acknowledged the challenges faced by businesses and committed to advocating for necessary adjustments in border policies and staffing. The meeting highlighted the critical role that effective border management plays in supporting local economies and fostering stronger trade relationships. As the dialogue continues, stakeholders hope for actionable solutions that will enhance border efficiency and support regional business interests.
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