Gordie Howe Bridge Exposes Flaws in Cross-Border Infrastructure and Control

The Gordie Howe International Bridge, slated to open in early 2026, promises a new way for Americans to cross into Canada: on foot or by bike. While this innovation may appear progressive, it also raises critical questions about border security and control—key components of national sovereignty that too often fall victim to bureaucratic complacency. Is Convenience Undermining America’s Border Security? For decades, crossing from Michigan into Canada has been limited mostly to vehicle traffic. With the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge—a six-lane crossing including pedestrian and cyclist paths—the government touts improved connectivity and reduced congestion. Yet, can we afford...