Overview
- Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila of Baja California and her husband, Carlos Torres Torres, confirmed their U.S. tourist visas were revoked without explanation.
- Ávila, a member of Mexico's Morena party, expressed confidence that the situation would be clarified but did not speculate on the reasons for the revocation.
- The U.S. Embassy cited confidentiality rules, declining to comment on individual visa cases or provide further details.
- The visa revocations come as part of a broader U.S. policy shift to stricter visa enforcement, including a 'one-strike' approach announced in April.
- Baja California's deep economic and social ties with neighboring California underscore the potential impact of these actions on cross-border relations.