JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: Mr. Clinton is hosting Mexico's President-elect, Vicente Fox, here to outline his vision for future U.S.-Mexican relations, including open borders down the road. CNN's Kelly Wallace has more from the White House -- Kelly.</s>KELLY WALLACE, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Well, Jeanne, President-elect Fox comes here with some dramatic new ideas about transforming the U.S.-Mexican relationship. And while Mr. Fox will be meeting with President Clinton in just about a half hour. He is also spending time with the two presidential candidates. And that is because Mr. Fox takes office December 1, just about two months before the new U.S. leader is inaugurated. Now, Mr. Fox spent some time with one of those candidates, Vice President Al Gore, this morning. At that meeting the president-elect was expected to bring up one of his ideas, and that is bringing an end to border controls, and an eventual opening up of the borders between the United States and Mexico to allow Mexican workers to travel to the U.S. freely and work in this country. That is an idea that has met with some skepticism in this country. It also comes at a time when there are a couple of bills in Congress actually beefing up border controls, to stop the flow of undocumented immigrants into this country. Mr. Fox will meet with Republican candidate, Texas Governor George W. Bush, tomorrow. Kelly Wallace, CNN, reporting live from the White House.
Mexican President-Elect Vicente Fox Pitches Border Ideas to U.S. Leaders