Texas, Mexico and IED

Texas official issues warning after rancher killed by cartel IED in Mexico: 'A terrorist attack,' son says
Officials warn residents to use ‘extreme caution’ after IED kills Texas rancher in Mexico
Mexico extradites two suspected former cartel leaders to US, says Texas sheriff's office
Mexico extradited two suspected former leaders of the violent Los Zetas cartel to the United States on Thursday, according to a Facebook post by the Webb County Sheriff's office in Texas.

Mexico City, Texas and Airbnb

Texas couple found dead in Mexico City rental property, police confirm
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Texas Couple Found Dead in Airbnb in Mexico City 2 Years After 3 Americans Died Under Similar Circumstances
An American couple who was renting an apartment at Mexico City's Cuauhtémoc neighborhood were found dead on Feb. 25.
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US couple found 'poisoned to death inside Airbnb apartment' in Mexico City
'El Gato': What we know about the cartel leader feds link to a North Texas execution-style killing
Hernandez, known as "El Gato," was one of 29 cartel figures sent to the U.S. on criminal charges this week, federal officials announced.
Mexico deports 29 cartel members to the U.S., some bound for Texas
Late Thursday, U.S. officials announced that Mexico was handing over 29 prisoners accused of drug trafficking, murder and other crimes to the U.S. to stand trial, including the man charged in the 1985 slaying of a DEA agent and the cartel boss accused in a deadly Southlake shooting.
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Cracking the case: Texas border patrol stops 90+ people smuggling eggs from Mexico
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents in Texas have stopped at least 90 people from smuggling eggs into the country from Mexico.
Measles Outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico Sicken Nearly 100 People
Here’s What to Know About Measles Outbreak in Texas and New Mexico
Measles cases in western Texas rise to 146, possibly spreading to other areas
The number of confirmed measles cases in western Texas grew to 146, and it is possibly spreading to the central part of the state and neighboring New Mexico, health officials said Friday.