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USDA Outlines Timeline for Reopening U.S.-Mexico Border to Cattle Trade
In May 2025, the USDA suspended imports of live cattle, bison, and equines from Mexico due to the spread of New World Screwworm. Since then the USDA and Mexico's governmental agencies have invested in facilities that are producing sterilized flies, which mitigate the reproduction of insects and curb the amount of eggs laid by New World Screwworm.
Investigators have found 383 complete corpses and six partial remains at the property in the Mexico-US border town of Juarez, ...
Chihuahua's attorney general César Jáuregui Moreno announced this horrific body count to the media, while remains belonging ...
Mexico-to-US cattle shipments, shut down since May, will start up again next week with “risk-based port re-openings," the ...
In the 1940s and 1950s, cowboys carried a stick to treat cattle infested with screwworms. The stick was used to scrape the ...
More than one in four bodies found in New Mexico since 2021 is unidentified, according to an Tribune and Source analysis.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer discharged a weapon at the DeConcini Port of Entry on Tuesday, injuring ...
The Southwest border has been closed to cattle since May to prevent the northern spread of New World screwworm.
US border patrol agents have uncovered and dismantled a sophisticated underground tunnel stretching from Tijuana, Mexico to ...
The number of migrants caught crossing the southern border illegally set a new historic monthly low in June, continuing an ...
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