photo courtesy: Peter Haden
Inside This Issue
· Disorder on the Border: U.S.-Mexico Rail Crossings Disrupted by Migrant Crisis
· Bitter to Better? Are Railroad Labor Tensions Easing?
· Rates in a Cage: Fed Refrains from Further Tightening
· Grizzly Chair: STB’s Oberman Again Berates the Class Is
· Pete Fighter: Transport Sec’y Urges House to Move on Rail Safety Bill
· Going Back to Cali: L.A. Port Sees Uptick in Traffic Post-Labor Strife
· Order Rico: Greenbrier Wins Big Business for New Railcars
· Looking Back: The Old Wabash Railroad
Track Talk
“Beginning this afternoon, CBP’s Office of Field Operations will temporarily suspend vehicle processing operations at Bridge 1 and the international railway crossing bridge in Eagle Pass, Texas in order to redirect personnel to assist the U.S. Border Patrol with taking migrants into custody.”
-Statement from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Wednesday, Sept. 20
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