Infographic | U.S.-Mexico Trade

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This infographic depicts how depressed energy prices have caused a decline in U.S.-Mexico trade, and is based on Christopher Wilson's recent article on Forbes.com.

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Andrea Tanco

Strategic Advisor to the President and Associate Policy Analyst, Migration Policy Institute

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