Mexican cattle have resumed crossing into the US after a 15-month closure. This closure was due to screwworm, a parasitic infestation. The restart of cattle crossing is a significant development, but details of the circumstances surrounding the closure and its end are limited.

Further information on the screwworm closure and the resumption of cattle crossings can be found through the El Paso Times. They have reported on the issue, providing insight into the situation.

The fact that Mexican cattle are once again entering the US marks a change from the previous 15-month period, during which such crossings were halted.