Frontera EEUU-México

The term “Frontera EEUU-México” refers to the international boundary between the United States of America (EEUU) and Mexico. It is a demarcation line that stretches approximately 1,954 miles (3,145 kilometers) from the Pacific Ocean in the west to the Gulf of Mexico in the east. This border is significant in terms of trade, migration, and cultural exchange between the two countries. It features various entry and exit points, as well as areas that are heavily monitored and regulated due to immigration policies and security concerns. The border has historical, social, and economic implications, impacting the lives of people living in border communities. The term may also evoke discussions about border control, policies related to immigration, and the movement of goods and services.