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Customs Border
Logistics $20M in cocaine found beneath floorboards of commercial truck trailer at California border
Federal officers discovered more than $20 million in cocaine concealed beneath the floorboards of a commercial flatbed trailer at California's Calexico Port of Entry. The driver was arrested, and the seizure is the second-largest cocaine bust in the Southern District of California in 2026.
Logistics U.S. and Canada Authorities Seize Millions in Counterfeit Goods and Drugs in Major Cargo Crime Busts
Federal authorities across the U.S. and Canada reported a string of major cargo crime investigations during April and May, disrupting drug trafficking networks and intercepting counterfeit luxury goods. The seizures occurred at ports, border crossings and parcel facilities, involving cocaine hidden in flatbread, methamphetamine in lettuce, and counterfeit jewelry and perfumes.
Logistics Freight's Security Shift: Speed Alone No Longer Enough as Fraud Threats Rise
The freight industry faces rising cargo theft and identity fraud, forcing a shift from trust-based operations to verified processes. Malcolm Harris of What the Truck and Verisk CargoNet highlight the need for structured verification combining technology and human judgment.
Logistics South Texas Smuggling Incident Disrupts Freight Corridor
A smuggling incident in South Texas led to the rescue of 39 migrants from a burning trailer, causing temporary disruption on a major freight corridor. The event highlights ongoing challenges in border logistics and security.
Logistics Texas Resumes CDL Issuance for Temporary Farm Workers
Texas has resumed issuing commercial driver's licenses to H-2A visa holders, impacting logistics operations by potentially increasing driver availability. This change follows federal approval and revised FMCSA regulations.
Logistics Border Patrol Arrests 36 Truck Drivers in Immigration Crackdown
U.S. Border Patrol arrested 36 truck drivers in Arizona during an immigration enforcement operation. This crackdown highlights increased scrutiny on commercial drivers' immigration status.
Logistics Ohio Reviews 5,000 CDLs Amid Federal Compliance Crackdown
Ohio is reviewing 5,000 nonresident CDLs following federal compliance changes. The review affects drivers without permanent residency, potentially downgrading their licenses.
Logistics Visa Revocations Disrupt US-Mexico Cross-Border Trucking
Over 3,000 Mexican truck drivers have lost US visas due to cabotage violations, disrupting cross-border logistics. The enforcement stems from enhanced coordination between US DOT and CBP.