Mexican cattle imports restart in Arizona as screwworm cases decline

The U.S. livestock port in Douglas, Arizona, became the first along the Southwest border to reopen to Mexican cattle on Monday, but the threat of New World screwworm still remains elsewhere and that means restrictions are still in place.

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National story. 7 articles from 5 sources. Updated Aug 26, 2026.

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Hawaiitribune HeraldLean Left· Aug 25, 2026

As US border reopens to Mexican cattle, concerns persist over screwworm spread

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Border ReportCenter· Aug 26, 2026

Ranchers, vets learn to fight screwworm as cattle trade with Mexico reopens

Fox7 AustinCenter· Aug 25, 2026

Texas tightens requirements for Mexican cattle as New World screwworm spreads

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KXAN AustinCenter· Aug 25, 2026

Mexican cattle imports restart in Arizona as screwworm cases decline

Valley CentralCenter· Aug 25, 2026

Mexican cattle imports restart in Arizona as screwworm cases decline

Ran by 2 outlets· FOX8 WGHP, Border Report
FOX8 WGHPCenter· Aug 25, 2026

Arizona livestock port 1st to reopen to Mexican cattle as screwworm cases decline

Border ReportCenter· Aug 24, 2026

Arizona livestock port 1st to reopen to Mexican cattle as screwworm cases decline

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