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USDA to Reopen Douglas, Arizona Border Crossing for Limited Mexican Cattle Imports

The phased plan seeks to ease U.S. cattle shortages by reopening one port under strict inspections and audits that can pause shipments if risk rises.

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USDA Will Reopen Douglas Port for Limited Mexican Cattle Imports on Aug. 24

11 Indicted in Deadly Texas Rail Smuggling That Killed Seven Migrants

U.S. and Mexico Freeze Assets and Sanction 55 Targets Linked to Jalisco Cartel Leader R3

Mexican Tourist Killed by Truck After Fleeing ICE Agents in Florida

El Mayo Sentenced to Life in U.S. Prison

Escaped California Inmate Captured in Mexico Was Released and Is at Large

U.S. Labels Juárez Cartel and Los Viagras as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

Alleged Trafficker Extradited and Arraigned Over 1,744‑Foot Tijuana–Otay Mesa Tunnel

Houston ICE Traffic Stop Kills Man Who Was Not Operation’s Target

Two More Guatemalans Plead Guilty in Deadly 2021 Chiapas Smuggling Crash

Border Patrol Warns Rideshare Drivers of Smuggling Tactics in El Paso Corridor

Sen. Mark Kelly Wears Mexico Jersey at World Cup Watch Party and Faces Online Backlash

ICE Pushes for About 2,000 Arrests a Day as Detentions and Deaths Rise

Screwworm Cases Climb to 31 as Texas Expands Quarantine Zone

U.S. Couple Identified Among Four Bodies in Mexico Mass Grave

U.S. Treasury Targets CJNG Fuel Network With New Sanctions

CBP Seizes More Than 8,000 Pounds of Methamphetamine at Two South Texas Ports of Entry

U.S. Officials Say Cartels Control Mexico’s Northern Border as Tensions With Mexico Rise

Two Chicago Men Confirmed Among Bodies Found Near Mexico City