Hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce, Mexico

Public opinion continues to shape the environment in which governments and businesses operate across North America. Building on the inaugural findings of the "U.S. Voter Attitudes Towards the U.S.-Mexico Relationship" survey, this panel returns with a year of additional data, allowing for the first comparative analysis of how U.S. public sentiment on trade, security, migration, and bilateral relations has evolved over time.

Drawing on the latest wave of research from Echelon Insights, the conversation will examine which shifts in public opinion have proven durable and which have moved with the political and economic cycle, and what these trends signal for policy decisions, investment climates, and the broader effort to sustain regional cooperation.