“Not many people are paying attention to this great instrument created to associate our three economies.” Fox continued to say that though he is not in favor of open borders, he does believe walls shouldn't be “between two friends, two neighbors, two partners.” "We can build bridges instead of walls. We can build bridges of understanding ... We can narrow that gap of income between the Mexican side and U.S. side like today what Canada and the United States have — and then you won't have problems on the border." Stanley Turney of Tucson, a consulting engineer for Terracon Consultants Inc. , said, “I live close to the border, so I know the problems he's talking about. Full Article at MyDesert.com | The Desert Sun