Mexico

Mexico, U.S. partner (USMCA; largest U.S. trading partner) · President: Claudia Sheinbaum. Records, connections and sources from free public data, each…

Last updated: 7 Nov 2026.

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• Education · oecd attain (Education)
• World · poll history (World Powers)
• Immigration · worldbank (Immigration)
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• Regulatory Contacts · faca memberships (Companies)
• Un · pk contrib (World Powers)

In today's data

• UCDP 2025: 244,579 deaths in organized violence — most: Russia (Soviet Union), Ukraine 94,741, Sudan 75,157, Israel, Lebanon, Qatar 14,434, Mexico 6,844 (Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP), 7 Nov 2026)
• Mexico: 1,228 sanctions designations on the US, EU and UN lists, unchanged since 31 Oct — US (OFAC) 1,228 · EU 0 · UN 0 (U.S. Treasury (OFAC), European Union and UN Security Council sanctions lists, 6 Nov 2026)
• People from Mexico made up 35% of border and port-of-entry encounters in fiscal 2027 through October: 9,741, -8% on the same months a year earlier — against the same months of fiscal 2026: Mexico -8%, Canada -6%, China, Peoples Republic Of -2% · encounters, not people: one person can be counted more than once (U.S. Customs and Border Protection, 30 Oct 2026)
• U.S.-Mexico border: 14.2 million people entered the U.S. by land in September 2026, -4% on September 2025 at ports reporting both months — vehicle, bus and train passengers and pedestrians entering, at every port of entry · inbound only; counts are CBP's (Bureau of Transportation Statistics (Customs and Border Protection counts), 29 Sep 2026)
• The U.S. ran a $923B goods deficit with the 15 tracked powers in the 12 months to September 2026; the largest was with Mexico ($235B) — A deficit of $891B in the 12 months before; the bars rank the five largest deficits; together the powers take 65% of U.S. goods trade (U.S. Census Bureau, 29 Sep 2026)
• California (San Ysidro): 2.7 million people entered the U.S. by land in September 2026, +0% on September 2025 — U.S.-Mexico border, one of the 5 busiest ports that month · 2.7 million in September 2025 (Bureau of Transportation Statistics (Customs and Border Protection counts), 29 Sep 2026)
• Texas (El Paso): 1.7 million people entered the U.S. by land in September 2026, +10% on September 2025 — U.S.-Mexico border, one of the 5 busiest ports that month · 1.5 million in September 2025 (Bureau of Transportation Statistics (Customs and Border Protection counts), 29 Sep 2026)
• Texas (Laredo): 1.1 million people entered the U.S. by land in September 2026, -1% on September 2025 — U.S.-Mexico border, one of the 5 busiest ports that month · 1.1 million in September 2025 (Bureau of Transportation Statistics (Customs and Border Protection counts), 29 Sep 2026)
• Texas (Brownsville): 1.0 million people entered the U.S. by land in September 2026, +3% on September 2025 — U.S.-Mexico border, one of the 5 busiest ports that month · 986,559 in September 2025 (Bureau of Transportation Statistics (Customs and Border Protection counts), 29 Sep 2026)
• California (Calexico): 942,124 people entered the U.S. by land in September 2026, -1% on September 2025 — U.S.-Mexico border, one of the 5 busiest ports that month · 951,006 in September 2025 (Bureau of Transportation Statistics (Customs and Border Protection counts), 29 Sep 2026)
• Mexico: real house prices in 2026 Q2 were 16.7% above their 2022 Q4 high — Real index 155.5 (2010 = 100) · +37.1% over ten years · Real means adjusted for consumer prices; countries differ in what the index covers (Bank for International Settlements (residential property prices), 29 Jun 2026)
• Modine: 13% of U.S. imports in its product categories came from China and Hong Kong in 2025, against 22% in 2017 — 15% in 2024 · Largest source: Mexico 30% · Categories (the terminal's estimate of what it buys): heat exchangers, cooling equipment (Census Bureau, 30 Dec 2025) MOD
• Equinix, Digital Realty, Iron Mountain: 13% of U.S. imports in their product categories came from China and Hong Kong in 2025, against 46% in 2017 — 20% in 2024 · Largest source: Mexico 24% · Categories (the terminal's estimate of what it buys): power converters & ups, cooling equipment, generators (Census Bureau, 30 Dec 2025) EQIX DLR IRM
• Vertiv: 11% of U.S. imports in its product categories came from China and Hong Kong in 2025, against 35% in 2017 — 15% in 2024 · Largest source: Mexico 24% · Categories (the terminal's estimate of what it buys): power converters & ups, cooling equipment, switchgear (Census Bureau, 30 Dec 2025) VRT
• India's economy has grown fastest of the tracked powers while its current leader has been in office: 6.2% a year since 2014, under Narendra Modi — Average real GDP growth over the calendar years each of today's leaders held office for at least half the year, to 2025; leaders in office under two years are left out. Slowest of the 9: Mexico 0.6% under Claudia… (World Bank World Development Indicators (office dates: Wikidata), 30 Dec 2025)
• Most new green cards in fiscal 2024 went to people born in Mexico: 202,600 of 1.36 million (15%) — fiscal 2024 against 2023: Mexico +12%, Cuba +126%, China, People's Republic +21% (DHS Yearbook of Immigration Statistics, 29 Sep 2024)
• Citizens of Mexico made 23.07 million of the 77.65 million temporary-visa entries in fiscal 2024 (30%), the most of any country — fiscal 2024 against 2023: Mexico +17%, Canada +9%, United Kingdom +4% (DHS Yearbook of Immigration Statistics, 29 Sep 2024)

Advisory committees

• Election Assistance Commission (Election Administration Advisory Panel, since 2004)