The $1.47 billion Otay Mesa East Port of Entry still needs additional funding and Customs and Border Protection staffing
Buttigieg seemed unsure whether Congress would approve funding for the new customs officers needed to run the border crossing. Although, several officials said they felt confident the issue had bipartisan appeal.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Deputy Secretary of Transportation Polly Trottenberg tour a CHP Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Facility on Friday in San Diego. Business owners appear very optimistic about the project as well as the future of trade between the two countries. Freight movement across the current Otay Mesa Port of Entry generates $47 billion annually andA significant amount of manufacturing has recently relocated from China to Mexico in a process called “.” The main commodities transported from Mexico into California are electronics, agricultural goods, cars and medical devices.
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