US Border Reopening to Mexico Halted by Screwworm Outbreak in Sonora

Days before the planned August 24 reopening of the US-Mexico border, the chosen safe crossing point of Sonora confirmed its first case of screwworm, 325 miles from the border.

23 Aug, 14:10 — 23 Aug, 14:10

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The U.S. picked the Mexican state without screwworm to reopen the border. Then it got screwworm

Days before the Aug. 24 reopening, Sonora — chosen as the safe crossing point — confirmed its first case, 325 miles from the border.

By Fabiola Sánchez, The Associated Press

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US Border Reopening to Mexico Halted by Screwworm Outbreak in Sonora

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The U.S. picked the Mexican state without screwworm to reopen the border. Then it got screwworm

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