Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized Tuesday the United States’ decision to suspend the entry of Mexican cattle following the detection of a screwworm case, calling the move “completely exaggerated.” The suspension was announced just three days after the border had reopened, ending a three-month closure.
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Sheinbaum calls U.S. decision to close border to Mexican cattle ‘exaggerated’

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized Tuesday the United States’ decision to suspend the entry of Mexican cattle following the detection of a screwworm case, calling the move “completely exaggerated.” The suspension was announced just three days after the border had reopened, ending a three-month closure.
 
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