Polarstern will have largest battery ever installed on an ice class vessel Marine battery manufacturer AYK Energy has secured a landmark contract to supply the largest battery ever installed on an ice class vessel for Germany's next generation polar research ship Polarstern. The contract
Sonangol tanker damaged as Strait of Hormuz transits plunge While anchored near Khor al-Zubai, Iraq, the Bahamas flagged crude oil tanker Sonangol Namibe yesterday reported hull damage after being approached by a small boat. It is the latest in a string
Fincantieri Marghera delivers Norwegian Luna In a ceremony at its Marghera, Venice, shipyard, Fincantieri and Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) today celebrated the delivery of the Norwegian Luna, the second ship of the expanded Prima Plus Class. Debuting
Keel of future USS Philadelphia (LPD 32) laid at Ingalls PEO Ships reports that the keel for the future USS Philadelphia (LPD 32), a San Antonio class-amphibious transport dock ship, was authenticated at HII's Ingalls Shipbuilding division, March 3. The ship is
NOAA issues ANPRM on right whale vessel speed rule NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service has published an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM) that requests information that could help modernize regulations designed to reduce the risk of lethal vessel strikes with
Kongsberg Maritime, Seadrill and Hanwha Drilling partner on remote DP Technology Kongsberg Maritime , Seadrill Limited and Hanwha Drilling have formed a strategic alliance to develop the next generation of remote Dynamic Positioning (DP) technology for offshore drilling. The partners aim to create new standards for safety, efficiency and centralised operations in offshore drilling. The initiative will also establish the technical and regulatory foundations needed for the safe
Freightos Weekly Update: Iran war pushing air rates up, and disrupting ocean The US-Israel strikes on Iran and subsequent Iranian retaliation targeting multiple countries in the area since the weekend are driving significant logistics disruptions in the region which could start to be felt more broadly if the conflict stretches on. Six tanker vessels in or near the Strait of Hormuz came under attack early this week. The strikes de facto closed the waterway by Sunday, thoug
Sea Intelligence: Additional 11% ETS decline in new networks In issue 754 of the Sunday Spotlight , Sea-Intelligence analysed the 2026 Asia-Europe networks in the light of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), which is now fully phased in. It requires shipping lines to surrender carbon allowances for 100% of emissions between two EU ports, and 50% of emissions between an EU and a non-EU port. To prevent evasion, major regional transshipment hubs like Tang
DHL Group exceeds earnings guidance for 2025 DHL Group reported operating profit of EUR 6.1 billion for 2025. The figure exceeded the company's guidance of at least EUR 6.0 billion and increased 3.7% from EUR 5.9 billion in 2024. Revenue declined 1.6% to EUR 82.9 billion. Currency effects and lower volumes on routes to the United States contributed to the decrease. The EBIT margin rose to 7.4% from 7.0%. Free cash flow excluding M&A increas
Go Shipping celebrates 20 years of supporting global trade Go Shipping celebrates its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of growth, regional expansion, and trusted partnerships in the transport and logistics sector. Founded in January 2006 in Piraeus, Go Shipping began as a freight forwarding company serving the shipping and logistics community in Greece. Over the past twenty years, the company has steadily expanded its activities and presence, evolvi
ONE to remove Xiamen call from PN1 service Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced that its Pacific North 1 (PN1) service will discontinue calls at the Port of Xiamen starting in fiscal year 2026 as part of adjustments within the Premier Alliance network. The change is part of the company's ongoing strategy to optimize its global network structure and strengthen service reliability across key trade corridors linking Asia and North Ameri
PD Ports delivers support for Northern England solar energy projects PD Ports has completed a significant logistics operation in support of solar energy infrastructure development across the North of England, handling the import, storage and inland delivery of components destined for large-scale renewable energy installations. The operation involved more than 220 containers of solar panels and over 300 containers of lithium storage cubes, imported through PD Ports
CMA CGM announces rate restoration initiatives to Latin America and Caribbean CMA CGM will implement rate restoration initiatives on routes from Europe to Latin America and the Caribbean. The surcharges take effect April 1, 2026. The carrier will apply a rate restoration initiative of EUR 325 per container from North Europe to Central America and the Caribbean. The surcharge covers cargo from North Europe, Baltic and Scandinavia, excluding Portugal. Destination markets inc
CNC revamps JPX Service CNC has introduced a revamped JPX service to improve connectivity between Japan, China, Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines. The updated service features an optimized port rotation and improved operational stability, offering faster transit times and greater flexibility for regional cargo flows. One of the key improvements is an express link between Ningbo and the Malacca Straits , designed t
HMM warns of potential disruptions to Hormuz transits HMM has alerted customers to possible disruptions to its maritime services as tensions and security risks escalate in the Middle East, particularly around the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. In an advisory to clients and partners, the company expressed appreciation for the continued trust and cooperation of its customers while outlining the challenges posed by the current regional security
Hapag-Lloyd outlines contingency measures for Gulf cargo Hapag-Lloyd has announced contingency procedures for shipments linked to several Gulf countries as the security situation in and around the Upper Gulf continues to affect vessel movements and port operations. The measures apply to cargo already in transit to or from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Iraq (including Umm Qasr), Oman and Yemen, following the earlier sus
How the Gulf crisis redrew the map of maritime risk When private insurers pulled out of the Persian Gulf within 72 hours of US and Israeli strikes on Iran, they didn't just reprice risk they effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz without firing a single shot. Global insurers pull war risk cover amid Gulf escalation
MSC introduces war surcharges MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company has announced new surcharges on several trade lanes as the evolving security situation in the Middle East continues to disrupt maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb. The carrier will implement an Emergency War Surcharge for cargo moving from the Indian Subcontinent - including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh - to East Africa,
Evergreen suspends bookings for several Middle East ports Evergreen Marine Corporation has suspended acceptance of new bookings for a number of Middle East ports as the security situation in the region continues to evolve. The suspension applies immediately to shipments both to and from Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia (excluding Jeddah) and Iraq through the port of Umm Qasr. Evergreen said the measure aims to safeguard cre
KMTC Line books six 1,900 TEU ships at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries South Korean regional shipping line Korea Marine Transport Company (KMTC Line) announced it has ordered six 1,900 teu ships at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HD-HHI) for delivery in 2028. The ships would be constructed at the premises of the former HD Hyundai Mipo, which merged with HD-HHI last December
CNC launches BY8 service for faster Southeast Asia connections CNC has launched BY8, a new feeder service that provides smarter and more efficient connections across Southeast Asia. The service links Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Myanmar, offering faster transit times, improved flexibility, and reliable operations. Key Benefits of BY8 Faster, Direct Market Access BY8 offers direct calls between Singapore, Belawan, and Yangon, reducing unnecessary trans
Konecranes reports record 14% EBITA margin for 2025 Konecranes delivered record results in 2025 despite market uncertainty. The company achieved a comparable EBITA margin of 14.0%, the highest annual reading ever. Net sales reached EUR 4,187.8 million, similar to 2024 levels. Order intake totaled EUR 4,389.3 million, up 9.7% from the previous year. The order book stood at EUR 2,988.4 million at year-end. CEO Marko Tulokas said the company successf
DHL builds carbon-neutral logistics center in Rheinbach DHL Supply Chain, the specialized contract logistics division of DHL Group, is expanding its presence in the Rhineland economic region. The company is building a new 26,600 m² carbon-neutral logistics center at the Wolbersacker industrial park in Rheinbach. The facility is scheduled to go live in August 2026 . The new center will provide modern warehousing and transshipment space to meet rising d
BIMCO issues war risk guidance amid rising Gulf security threats Global shipping faces heightened risks in the Persian Gulf, Gulf of Oman, Southern Red Sea, and Indian Ocean. BIMCO has issued guidance urging shipowners and charterers to review their charter party agreements amid escalating security concerns. The advisory highlights key clauses, including VOYWAR 2025 for voyage charters, CONWARTIME 2025 for time charters, and the BIMCO Force Majeure Clause 2022
Speak up for our sector Maritime leaders must use a single voice to challenge roadblocks and spotlight opportunities in an operating landscape that is fraught with turmoil, writes Intent Communications CEO Namrata Nadkarni. The maritime industry is no stranger to volatility, but the start of 2026 has brought a convergence of crises that would test even the most seasoned veteran. ...
Scorpio Tankers lands long-term LR2 cover and shores up cash with triple sale Monaco-based product tanker owner Scorpio Tankers has locked in long-term cover for two LR2s while agreeing to sell three ships, a move set to boost its cash position by about $110m. The New York-listed company said it has fixed the 2017-built 110,000 dwt STI Rambla for eight years at $30,500 per day. The charter is ...
GMS pushes EU to recognise India's ship recycling capacity GMS, the world's largest cash buyer of ships for recycling, has called on the European Commission to approve qualified Indian ship recycling yards for inclusion on the European List under the EU Ship Recycling Regulation (EU SRR). Over 110 Indian yards already hold Hong Kong Convention (HKC) Statements of Compliance issued by IACS member classification ...
Costamare orderbook hits 10 in 3,100 teu series Greek containership tonnage provider Costamare has expanded its newbuilding programme in China, adding four more 3,100 teu vessels to its growing series. The New York-listed owner, led by Konstantinos Konstantakopoulos, said it has signed up for the construction of the additional ships at a Chinese yard, with deliveries set between the fourth quarter of 2027 ...
Great Eastern keeps fleet renewal on course with fresh kamsarmax buy India's The Great Eastern Shipping has continued its steady fleet renewal drive, lining up another secondhand bulker as it reshapes its portfolio. The Mumbai-listed owner said it has contracted to buy a 2014-built Japanese kamsarmax, without providing any further details about the deal, except that the 81,094 dwt ship should join the fleet in the ...
Estonian owner Amisco moves on MPP newbuilds Estonia's Amisco is expanding its fleet with an order for two multipurpose dry cargo vessels in China. The Tallinn-based owner said it has contracted Jiangsu Dajin Heavy Industry to build a pair of 5,900 dwt ships, with deliveries scheduled for the first and second quarters of 2027. Steel cutting for the first vessel took place ...
Exmar buys back VLGC Belgium's Exmar has agreed to buy back the on of the VLGCs from its lessor, closing the loop on a sale-and-leaseback struck some five years ago. The Antwerp-based owner said the 88,000 cu m Flanders Innovation is currently financed under a lease agreement that included a purchase option. The option price was set in Japanese ...
Oil spills, 20,000 stranded seafarers, and a widening conflict The maritime war in the Middle East has entered a perilous new phase over the last 24 hours, with the conflict's geographic footprint expanding significantly as tankers and containerships come under fire. For the first time since the outbreak of hostilities between the Iran and the US/Israel coalition, the upper Arabian Gulf has become a ...
Equinor and BP sign agreement to advance $10bn Bay du Nord project The government of Newfoundland and Labrador has signed a framework agreement with Equinor and BP to advance the construction of the long-delayed Bay du Nord offshore oil project. The government said the CAD 14bn ($10.2bn) agreement will also allow the province to take an equity stake in the project of up to 10% and provide ...
Sanctioned Russian LNG tanker Arctic Metagaz sinks in the Med A sanctioned Russian LNG tanker, Arctic Metagaz, has sunk in the central Mediterranean after suffering explosions and a subsequent fire, Libyan port authorities and Moscow said, though the cause remains disputed. Video circulating online purportedly showed the 138,028 cu m ship ablaze before it went down roughly 130 nautical miles north of Sirte. Maltese and ...
NKT secures largest-ever order for UK interconnector Danish offshore cabling specialist NKT has signed a firm contract for the HVDC power cable system for the Eastern Green Link 3 interconnector with a joint venture between the UK grid owners National Grid and SSEN Transmission. This order is the largest single project award ever received by NKT and will support the reinforcement of ...
No takers for Alaska offshore lease sale The US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has received zero bids for the "Big Beautiful Cook Inlet" oil and gas lease sale off Alaska. The auction ran from February 2 to March 4, 2026. The US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) stated that the first federal sale in the Cook Inlet received no ...
Shipping's fortunes in the Year of the Fire Horse What will the shipping markets look like in the coming 12 months? Maritime CEO's annual outlook for the Year of the Fire Horse - published today - consults hundreds of experts within the industry, as well as a Feng Shui master, to give readers a unique perspective on the driving factors for each of the ...
EU unveils new maritime and ports strategies The European Commission yesterday adopted a EU Industrial Maritime Strategy and a Ports Strategy to drive competitiveness, sustainability, decarbonisation, security and resilience within the EU's wider waterborne sector. The EU Industrial Maritime Strategy will strengthen Europe's maritime leadership by a number of actions including launching an EU Industrial Maritime Value Chains Alliance. It is
Japan-New Zealand hydrogen corridor launched A new Japan-New Zealand Hydrogen Corridor consortium-formed by Mitsui OSK Lines, construction firm Obayashi, Kawasaki Heavy Industries and energy company Chiyoda-will study the commercial production of green hydrogen in New Zealand and export logistics to Japan, with feasibility work beginning in fiscal 2026 and imports targeted for the early 2030s. The partners say the initiative ...
NYK and JMU ink tanker build with first-of-its-kind actual-sea performance guarantee to cut fuel use Shipping major Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) and Japan Marine United (JMU) have signed a contract for a next-generation crude oil tanker due for delivery this month that embeds a validated method for estimating and guaranteeing propulsion performance in real ocean conditions. The deal incorporates an actual sea performance guarantee clause - a step beyond conventional ...
Maritime CEO Annual Outlook 2026 What will the shipping markets look like in the coming 12 months? Maritime CEO's annual outlook for the Year of the Fire Horse consults hundreds of experts within the industry to give readers a unique perspective on the driving factors for each of the main shipping sectors, while looking at the regulatory issues coming up, ...
Singapore bunker suppliers suspend term contracts in anticipation of tighter supplies Vietnam and Thailand have stopped selling bunkers to traders and bunkerers while China halts oil product exports. Fuel oil shortages...
Yes to diesel and LNG, no to any carbon tax: US lays out deal terms to IMO The US has set out its terms for a potential replacement of the Net-Zero Framework, as companies and states defend...
Nine commercial vessels hit in Middle East Gulf attacks so far Iranian threats to close the Strait of Hormuz have not stopped vessels transiting the chokepoint, but at least two have...
Red Sea return dashed by war in Middle East Bab el Mandeb traffic is tracking below-average levels since the security situation deteriorated, but more time is needed to fully...
P&I clubs hit Middle East war risk buyback deadline, but pricing not cheap Smaller vessels face paying more per week than they previously did in a year
Bulk carriers stack up in Middle East Gulf as Strait of Hormuz shutdown continues The Middle East Gulf is not only a big importer of dry bulk commodities but is also a significant exporter...
Middle East ports operational update: Thursday, March 5 Strait of Hormuz traffic remains severely disrupted and shipping companies continue to avoid transits through the Strait of Hormuz amid...
Vessel carrying Ukrainian grain struck by drone in the Black Sea A day after Russia blamed Ukraine for striking a Russia-flagged LNG carrier with a drone boat in the Mediterranean, a...
Suezmax tanker attacked in Middle East Gulf The vessel's master reported an explosion on the port side and a small craft leaving the vicinity directly afterwards
Amid an increasingly chaotic world, container lines crave more ships The container shipping industry is thinking long term, viewing effective capacity through a geopolitical lens
The Daily View: Days not weeks
Daily Briefing Trump's escort announcement met with scepticism as traffic trickles through Strait of Hormuz | Panama-Liberia revised NZF proposal suggests US...
TPM26: War a problem for container shipping, but not 'pandemic-scale': analyst While of concern to shippers and ocean carriers, the global impact of the war in the Middle East on container flows will be less severe than COVID-19 disruptions and Red Sea diversions, Lars Jensen told TPM26.
TPM26: Empty boxes pose structural challenge for Europe's busy ports A sharp increase in imports from Asia, declining back-haul volume, and congestion delaying the return of empties is slowing down the repatriation of equipment back to Asia.
Industry stakeholders don't see regulators rubber-stamping UP-NS deal While the White House has signaled support and Republicans hold a majority on the US Surface Transportation Board, opposition has surfaced that has many believing the $85 billion merger is not necessarily a done deal.
Middle East transshipment options to emerge in the coming days: DHL CEO Tobias Meyer said companies are starting to consider offloading Asia export cargo at ports in the Indian subcontinent for eventual onward shipment into the Gulf region, but it has not yet emerged as a trend.
EPCs bank on growing demand for fossil fuels, tech projects Engineering, procurement and construction companies, key shippers of project cargo, are expecting an uptick in business in 2026.
US-led coalition warns of 'credible' sabotage threat for stationary vessels in the Gulf Warning comes as officials investigate potential sabotage attack on Sonangol tanker
Indiscriminate Iranian attacks threaten all Gulf shipping, experts warn Vanguard Tech warns that Iran still controls huge arsenal of missiles likely to target ships
EU aims to anchor Europe as 'leading waterborne continent' How the European Commission plans to compete with China and the rest of the world in rebuilding its maritime industries
Zelenskyy urges Europe to get tougher on Russia-trading ship seizures European efforts are not sufficient to deprive Moscow of revenue, the Ukrainian president argues
LNG charter rates can push above $300,000 per day, Poten says Several categories of vessels need to be soaked up first before market moves into undersupply
Middle East war jitters see boxship rates jump 20% on Asia-Europe Conflict has had a limited impact on container freight rates - but that may not last
Greek owner Evalend Shipping ramps up bulker sales drive Diversified shipowner has reportedly parted ways with up to seven vessels since October
Strait of Hormuz insurance cover available to shipping, insists London market At least 40 transits have been made of chokepoint since Sunday
Iran conflict could see big paper product tanker earnings fail to materialise Clarksons says an LR2 could, in theory, earn $160,000 per day sailing from the Middle East to Japan
Norden offloads product tankers in lucrative deal as appetite stays strong for modern ships Danish owner continues to be active in sale-and-purchase market
Greek owner Load Line beefs up fleet with bulker buy George Souravlas-led company adds handysize bulker from Empire Bulkers
Scorpio Tankers fixes eight-year charter and adds $110m to cash pile through tanker trio sale Robert Bugbee says to expect more charters and sales 'at higher prices'
'All about war' for VLCCs as Embiricos nears record-setting $700,000 per day fixture Pair of blockbuster deals smash record set just days before
Shadow fleet backer struck deals with major insurers amid police probe London market players criticise 'shocking' decision to provide a financial backstop for Maritime Mutual
How a prolonged Strait of Hormuz blockade could impact major bulker players High gas prices could prompt a switch to coal-fired power generation and reshape bulker demand
Scorpio Tankers top team take more winnings off the table amid tanker bonanza This week's Streetwise looks at how the Lauro brothers are leading the latest round of profit-taking from insider share sales
Early signs of LNG cargoes diverting to Asia, Kpler says Ballast vessels holding off Oman are starting to shift away from region, including two destined for Dubai-based yard
Crew safe after Iranian sabotage attack on US-managed tanker in Middle East Gulf Shipowner plays down pollution fears in latest attack in anchorage attack off Iraq
Port chaos feared as 600 boxships head to Middle East Gulf Gulf crisis sparks fears of widespread port congestion as container lines abandon schedules
Coal demand to offset Hormuz closure for bulkers, Fearnleys says Star Bulk is top dry market stock pick for March
Frontline downgraded as Middle East war could 'swing tanker markets both ways' ABG Sundal Collier cuts VLCC owner to 'hold' on high valuation
Exmar buys back pioneering VLGC from lessor at a profit Company will take back the Flanders Innovation mid-year
Experienced ex-seafarer Rob Loder takes over at UK accident investigation agency Andrew Moll has retired after 21 years at MAIB
Andreas Michalopoulos confident of securing strong rates as tankers come off charters Performance Shipping boss expects market strength to continue throughout 2026
Trafigura bags huge rate for VLCC as charterers look to Western barrels DHT Holdings also books vessels as fixtures trickle into the market
Costamare ups container ship newbuilding tally with four extra vessels Greek giant maintains newbuilding focus on 3,100-teu boxships
Oil spills in the water from anchored tanker hit by Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Small craft likely involved in latest attack against US-managed tanker in the Middle East Gulf
Small island mindset of Donso is an example of self-belief and the law of Jante Six tanker owners on an island only 2 sq km. It's like a box of chocolates
Diana Shipping scores higher charter rate on SwissMarine deal Panamax will earn $16,200 per day
Tanker wars return to Gulf: Iran boasts advanced weapons as oil spill risk looms US attacks and Iranian retaliation could result in long-term environmental damage for region
Shipping's top regulator says 20,000 seafarers trapped by war Arsenio Dominguez says crew changes are difficult for stressed seafarers owing to flight disruptions
Greek owner Load Line beefs up with two bulker buys George Souravlas-led company adds handysize bulker from Empire Bulkers and is linked to a second from Alfa Marine
Jens Gronning trades tankers for bulkers as he joins Neu Seeschiffahrt Danish veteran moves to Hamburg owner as part of a leadership refresh
Singapore plots long-term maritime push with talent and tech drive Master plan, AI trials and global talent schemes outlined
Every supermarket in the UK has one - why not ships? Former Anglo-Eastern executive says the difference between life and death can be four minutes
Chinese cable layer fails to sell at auction No bids emerge on Guangzhou exchange platform
Oil spills in the water from anchored tanker after explosion off Kuwait Small craft likely involved in latest attack against a commercial vessel in the Middle East Gulf
Panel's message: In order to survive tough trucking market, don't overlook data ORLANDO-It's easy when sitting through another panel at a meeting like the Truckload Carriers Association annual convention here to become slightly bored when the executives on the stage give yet another talk about their best practices. But then the realization sets in that in an industry that continues to see bankruptcies pile up-in just the last two weeks, FreightWaves has reported on trucking
GlobalX Airlines shelves 2 Airbus cargo aircraft amid thin demand Startup Global Crossing Airlines is indefinitely parking two of its four Airbus A321 converted freighters to defer expensive safety upgrades because there is little interest for narrowbody airlift in an oversaturated market and flying them is unprofitable. Weak domestic and regional cargo demand forced the company two years ago to deemphasize cargo and focus on its growing passenger charter busin
SONAR Launches New Geopolitical Alert and Fuel Dashboards to Help Supply Chains Navigate Iran Conflict Volatility SONAR, the leading provider of event-driven supply chain intelligence, announced new platform enhancements designed to help logistics professionals monitor and respond to potential disruptions stemming from the escalating conflict involving Iran. A new Geopolitical Alert has been added to the Executive Dashboard , giving users immediate context on global developments and curated links to resource
54% of distributors seek demand forecasting overhaul in 2026, report finds Faced with economic uncertainty and increasing competition, wholesale distributors are planning significant shifts in their inventory strategies for 2026, according to Phocas Software's first annual 2026 Inventory Trends in Wholesale Distribution report . The report, which surveyed over 100 global distribution professionals, shows that 54% expect to adopt a new demand forecasting approach in 2026
Fleet buying spree signals trucking down-cycle may be turning North American fleets sharply increased orders for new heavy-duty trucks in February, signaling strengthening demand across the freight market. Preliminary data from FTR Transportation Intelligence shows Class 8 net orders totaled 47,200 units in February, up 47% from January and 159% year over year. The figure represents the highest monthly order total since September 2022 and the third consecut
Wabash launches cargo assurance solution to help prevent theft before it occurs Wabash recently debuted a cargo assurance solution that transforms the trailer itself into a secure, connected system designed to prevent cargo theft rather than simply document losses after they occur. The announcement at Manifest 2026 is a major step in the trailer manufacturer's push to transform traditional trailers into what it calls "platform trailers" capable of delivering end-to-end cargo
Why an obscure rail tax credit should matter to truckers WASHINGTON - The railroad industry swarmed Congress Wednesday in an annual lobbying event aimed at taking their concerns directly to elected representatives. The agenda was a familiar wishlist for railroads and their stakeholders: - An increase in the 45G tax credit - Steady funding of CRISI and other federal grants - Permitting reforms - Limits on truck size and weight Organized by the American
Broker liability at SCOTUS: judges debate meaning of 'motor vehicles'
Lawmaker pushes for ICE coordination in CDL crackdowns WASHINGTON - A controversial hearing on the Trump administration's crackdown on foreign truck drivers was used to push for more coordination between U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and local police to detain and deport illegal truckers. Testifying in support of the Trump administration's restrictions on non-domiciled truck drivers, Tim Tipton, Commissioner of Oklahoma's Department of Pub
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