US issues security alert in Mexican border city and suspends consular activities
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — The U.S. government issued a travel alert for Americans planning to visit Mexicali in northern Mexico and temporarily suspended consular activities in the border city due to a “potential threat,” without providing details.
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MEXICALI, Mexico (KESQ) - U.S. government activities in, and travel to, Mexicali have been suspended on Tuesday, August 25, due to "threat information," the U.S. Embassy in Mexico announced. "We are alerting U.S. citizens of this potential threat," the agency wrote in a message Monday night.
MEXICO CITY (AP) — The U.S. government issued a travel alert for Americans planning to visit Mexicali in northern Mexico and temporarily suspended consular activities in the border city due to a “potential threat,” without providing details.
The U.S. government issued a travel alert and suspended all government activity in Mexicali following a potential threat linked to recent drug seizures by Mexican security forces.
The State Department on Monday issued a travel advisory for Americans visiting the northern Mexican city of Mexicali. The advisory, issued by the U.S. Embassy in Mexico, noted the U.S. government was suspending its consular activities in the border city on Tuesday.
The U.S. Embassy suspended travel to Mexicali after a reported threat by Los Rusos against law enforcement, just days after a massive fentanyl seizure.
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