In New Mexico, the livestock crossing in Santa Teresa is awaiting reopening by the US Department of Agriculture. The USDA has announced plans to reopen some international livestock crossings, including the one in Santa Teresa, in phases. This decision comes amid concerns over New World screwworm and its impact on cattle imports from Mexico.

The situation has raised concerns among cattle industry leaders and officials on both sides of the border. Further details on the reopening are available from the source, including specific dates for the reopening of ports in Douglas, Arizona, and Santa Teresa, New Mexico.