Mexican border
Rio Grande region
The Mexican border is the boundary between Mexico and the United States, stretching nearly two thousand miles from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.
In American political discourse, the border often refers specifically to this line, with its associated debates over immigration, security, and trade: Border patrol agents intercepted the group near Tucson.
- Rio GrandeMajor southwestern waterway
- maquiladorasMexican export-processing factories
- wallVertical enclosing structure
- NogalesBinational border town pair
- Sonoran DesertArid region, Arizona-Mexico
Tijuana · cartel · smuggling routes · drug trafficking · migrant · guard · remittances · checkpoints · deportation · detention centers · McAllen · port of entry · asylum seekers · family separation · humanitarian crisis · desert · immigration law · river
- bordersboundary, national borders, boundary line, international borders, boundary lines
- border crossingsentry point, port of entry, customs house, immigration desk, immigration office
- North American Borders49th parallel, state lines, state borders, Mason-Dixon line, provincial borders
- Tucson historyTucson, presidio, historic downtown, University of Arizona, frontier settlement
- Backpackingbackpack, trail, backpacking, pack, sleeping pad
- Sonoran Desertsaguaro, saguaro cactus, Sonoran Desert, saguaros, desert plants
Mexican borderCanadian border
US-Canada dividing line
U.S.-Canada border · US-Canada border · 49th parallel · Pacific coast · Atlantic coast