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Trucking advocate: Foreign workers undercutting Americans with ‘Cabotage' | Morning In America
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4:47Now PlayingThere is a growing controversy taking shape along U.S. highways as American truckers say they’re being undercut by foreign drivers hauling freight illegally inside the country. The practice is known as “cabotage.” By law, Mexican and Canadian drivers can bring freight across the border and back, but aren’t allowed to pick up deliveries within the U.S. Chris Spear, president and CEO of the American Trucking Associations, tells “Morning in America” that foreign drivers are breaking these rules and robbing Americans of work.
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