Reynosa

Vertiv, a data center infrastructure company, will invest $150 million to expand its Reynosa facility in Tamaulipas, Mexico, creating over 1,000 jobs and boosting the region as a hub for advanced manufacturing. The expansion focuses on manufacturing critical infrastructure for data centers and AI, driven by global demand, with support from local government and coordination with relevant agencies.

The U.S. State Department advises Americans to avoid Reynosa, Mexico, near the Texas border due to violent criminal activity, including roadblocks, kidnappings, and organized crime. The advisory elevates the travel risk for Tamaulipas state to 'Level 4 - Do not travel' because of terrorism, crime, and kidnapping.

The U.S. State Department issued a travel warning for Reynosa, Mexico, near the Texas border, citing violent criminal activity, kidnappings, and organized crime. The advisory elevates the risk level to 'Do not travel' in Tamaulipas state due to terrorism, crime, and cartel violence.

The U.S. Embassy in Mexico issued a security alert for Reynosa, a border city near Texas, due to reports of violent criminal activity and roadblocks. U.S. government employees were ordered to avoid the area as a precaution.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized over $1.1 million in cocaine from an empty tractor-trailer at the Pharr International Bridge in Texas on April 15. The 83-pound shipment was discovered during a secondary inspection using technological tools and canine teams, marking a significant drug interdiction under the Trump administration's border security policies.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized nearly 100 pounds of cocaine worth over $1.1 million in an empty truck at the Pharr International Bridge in Texas. The seizure, made using technology and canine teams, highlights efforts to secure the border under President Trump's leadership.