| Some Americans Are Trading Their US Homes for an International Commute from Mexico Akiko Fujita - Public Radio International | |
| go to original June 12, 2014 |
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Gil Devine in front of his home in Mexico, near the border. Devine commutes to work six days a week in San Diego. (Akiko Fujita)
The San Ysidro border crossing between the US and Mexico is the world’s busiest crossing. And it is only getting busier as Californians look for a beach they can call their own.
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Gil Devine is one of them. He sets his car radio to country music as he makes the painfully slow crawl — of 13 miles — from his work in San Diego to his Mexican home south of the San Ysidro crossing. He joins the 90,000 people who make the crossing every day.
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