CBP Resumes Cargo Processing at Bridge of Americas on Limited Schedule
CBP was to resume on a "limited schedule" commercial operations at the Bridge of the Americas cargo facility Oct. 10, according to an agency news release the previous day.
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Hours of operation will be 6 a.m. until 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, CBP said, adding that it is still encouraging the trade community to consider using the Ports of Ysleta, Marcelino Serna (Tornillo), and Santa Teresa instead. "Hours of operation at Tornillo and Santa Teresa remain extended to ensure the safe and orderly processing of cargo and support the needs of the trade community," it said.
CBP suspended cargo processing at the Bridge of the Americas in September amid the migrant influx (see 2309210005). CBP said it will continue to evaluate the situation and make changes "as necessary."