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Carin Zissis on CBS News Radio: North American Leaders Summit

"I don't see [migration] as necessarily being a sticking point between the two countries," said AS/COA Online editor-in-chief Carin Zissis about the upcoming meeting. 

Ahead of the first North American Leaders Summit since 2016, Carin Zissis spoke to Adrienne Bard from CBS News Radio. 

Migration remains a top regional issue, complicated even more by the pandemic. Zissis says there is a better sense of U.S.-Mexico cooperation lately: "I don't see that as necessarily being a sticking point between the two countries," Zissis said. "Certainly not what we saw during the Trump administration."

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