Dunvale Intelligence
US Border Intelligence Briefing - May 15, 2026
Generated 6:01 AM PDT
10
Active Crossings
99 min
Avg Wait
150 min
Peak Wait
10
Severe Delays
USD/MXN 30-day trend
# Dunvale Intelligence Daily Briefing
Date: May 15, 2026
Data Freshness: CBP/CBSA data as of 12:56:06Z (4 minutes old)
Executive Summary
Significant increases in passenger wait times are observed at the Brownsville, TX, border crossing. While some corridors show decreased transit times, multiple Red Flag Warnings are active in the Northern US.
Top Delays
- Brownsville, TX (Brownsville_BM): 150 minutes (Passenger Ready)
- Brownsville, TX (Brownsville_BM): 150 minutes (Passenger Standard)
- Nogales, AZ (Deconcini): 120 minutes (Passenger Standard)
- San Ysidro, CA (San Ysidro): 100 minutes (Passenger Standard)
Notable Changes
- Brownsville, TX (Brownsville_BM): Increased by 115 minutes (from 35 to 150 minutes) for both Passenger Ready and Passenger Standard lanes.
- Hidalgo, TX (Hidalgo Anzalduas): Increased by 50 minutes for both Passenger Standard (60 min) and Passenger Ready (55 min) lanes.
- Nogales, AZ (Deconcini): Increased by 40 minutes for Passenger Standard (120 min); Passenger Nexus/Sentri dropped to 0 minutes.
- Douglas, AZ (Douglas): Decreased by 55 minutes (from 60 to 5 minutes).
- Pharr, TX (Pharr): Decreased by 40 minutes for Commercial Fast lane (from 45 to 5 minutes).
Trade Policy Context
- Automobile Parts: The International Trade Administration issued a notice regarding amending procedures to administer import adjustment offset amounts for certain automobile parts under Proclamation 10908.
- Steel & Aluminum: Recent notices include updates on Steel Import License comment requests and the Aluminum Import Monitoring and Analysis System.
- Antidumping/Countervailing Duties: Multiple notices were issued regarding administrative reviews for non-refillable steel cylinders (China), carbon and alloy steel cut-to-length plate (Belgium and Republic of Korea), and tapered roller bearings