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Things that have changed. I am here today to talk about steps ourgovernment and our country have taken-and more specifically, stepsU.S. Customs, now U.S. Customs and Border Protection, have taken-tomake our nation safer, by better securing our borders.

- New interview process at Canadian enrolment centres will expand capacity and help more people enrol in program - By expediting the border crossing process

The Canada Border Services Agency has re-opened two Nexus centers to help solve backlog issues.

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The federal government is finally re-opening select NEXUS and FAST centres to expedite entry for Canadians travelling to the US.

The federal government is finally re-opening select NEXUS and FAST centres to expedite entry for Canadians travelling to the US.

In 2011, the United States and Canada announced a joint strategy—Beyond the Border—to boost security in, and facilitate the flow of goods and services between, the two countries.

The Canada Border Service Agency and U.S. Customs and Border Protection will hold several Free and Secure Trade enrollment events.

Tesla suppliers traveling from Nuevo León, Mexico, to Texas now have their very own dedicated border patrol lane.

The Tesla logo is emblazoned across a sign above a lane on the Mexico side of the Colombia Solidarity Border Crossing.