Looking at the structural changes in U.S. crude oil imports, it's clear—Canada's import share has skyrocketed from 15% to 60%, almost monopolizing half of the market. In contrast, imports from Venezuela have almost completely ceased. There is enormous profit potential hidden here. Once the U.S. can reopen these import channels, it will be a significant boost to government revenue and energy security. The intersection of geopolitical and economic interests is reshaping the global energy trade landscape.