A border crossing has reopened to allow cattle imports from Mexico. This move is part of a plan to manage the spread of a parasite. The closure initially occurred due to concerns about this fast-spreading issue. Containment efforts have been successful, but the problem persists in nearby areas.

Texas is taking steps to prevent further issues within the state. New requirements have been introduced following the reopening announcement.

Further details about the situation and the new requirements are available from the relevant authorities.