Cattle imports from Mexico set to slowly resume at Texas border after yearlong shutdown

A shutdown at the Texas border is coming to an end. The US Department of Agriculture has made a decision about cattle imports from Mexico. The decision follows a year of no imports due to concerns about a parasite.

Details about the plan are available from the US Department of Agriculture and other sources. The change is part of a larger effort between the US and Mexico to address the issue. Further information can be found through the Texas Tribune and other outlets.