ACI's second U.S.-Mexico Summit on Trade Compliance and Supply Chain Risks will bring together key stakeholders from both sides of the border, both government and industry, to address the most pressing trade, customs, compliance, and regulatory challenges facing Mexico-based companies and multinationals. Discussions will include the evolution of U.S.-Mexico trade relations and the USMCA, the impact of Chinese investment, the nuances of nearshoring, the enforcement of customs regulations, managing border delays, and implementing robust supply chain due diligence. The reform of Mexico's 2025 Customs Law, introduced as part of the 2026 Economic Package, is considered by many to be the most significant update to Mexican trade legislation since 1995. Across the border, 2025 has transformed the U.S. trade landscape with a series of executive actions that have introduced a new wave of tariffs on imports from Mexico, creating an unprecedented environment of risk of non-compliance with cross-border trade rules.