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Grants were awarded to Partners of the Americas ($15.4M) and Creative Associates International ($8M) as announced by the Department of Labor.
An official U.S. Department of Labor news release dated January 12, 2026, states that the department "announced the award of more than $23 million in funding to strengthen labor law enforcement in Mexico" and that it "awarded $15.4 million to Partners of the Americas and $8 million to Creative Associates International." The same release explains that these awards support efforts with Mexico’s government, private sector, and workers to enforce labor laws and ensure compliance with labor provisions of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. A republication of the release through PublicNow reproduces these amounts and purposes. This evidence supports a verdict of True because the Department of Labor itself reports awarding $15.4 million and $8 million (a total of $23.4 million, i.e., more than $23 million) to those entities for labor-law-enforcement-related efforts in Mexico.