Frontera México-Estados Unidos

“Frontera México-Estados Unidos” refers to the international border between Mexico and the United States. This border stretches approximately 1,954 miles (3,145 kilometers) and delineates the boundary between the two countries. It is significant not only in political terms but also in cultural, economic, and social aspects. The border encompasses a range of terrains, including cities, deserts, and rivers, and is marked by various checkpoints and ports of entry that facilitate legal trade and travel. The region is characterized by a complex interplay of immigration, commerce, and law enforcement, reflecting the dynamic relationship between the two nations. The term “frontera” also implies the cultural and social interactions that occur at the border, as communities on either side often engage with one another in various ways.