Crisis of Border Closure to Cattle in Santa Teresa

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The current inability of Mexican farmers to send approximately 1,500 livestock heads per day to the United States through New Mexico’s ports of entry continues to have far-reaching consequences, including layoffs and price increases, said Tuesday the leader of a binational cattle-producing cooperative. Daniel Manzanares, who is in charge of the Santa Teresa border crossing, New Mexico, on behalf of the cooperative, told a legislative committee t…