Mexico's doing very well; it's time to develop Central America.

There are a few new presidents in Central America--especially promising is the Guatemalan incoming President.

While migrants keep coming to the environs of the US, they could benefit from any new infrastructure that could be constructed in the Central American countries with US venture capitalist monies.  Once there is an abundance of workers in these countries, I believe investors will consider putting their money in making industrial meccas down there.

The real need is to develop programs to educate the thousands streaming toward the US now.

Tapachula, Mexico could be a mecca for developing Central America, possibly as far south as Panama--through Ms. Katherine Tai's office.

Central America is, importantly, situated to service supply chain ships and rail throughout the Americas. 

My thoughts about the future of Central America to participate in trade and commerce connections near the US.