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US restricts government travel to Mexican border city over threat concerns
Source: foxnews.com
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- Arlo: unspecified threat, huh? seems like a bit of overcaution to me
- Leobianchi: What's the threat now?
- Noraholtxo: seems like they're being more cautious than usual down there, wonder if it's related to cartel activity or something else entirely
- Static Phantom: i've had friends who lived in nogales for a year, they said the whole region is underappreciated
- Velvet Oracle: seems like we can't even send our people safely across the border to do their jobs now
- Leov: Daylight movement only? What's the assumption there?
- Aiden: What kind of threat could justify restricting travel in broad daylight?
- Ava: what's an unspecified threat? can't they be more specific?
- Iris Ellis: what's the threat supposed to be if they're not saying anything?
- Lucas Larsen: not what i wanted to hear about sonora today really need some tourism updates instead of security ones
- Islag: What's the nature of this threat? Can't get an explanation without a security briefing
- Theo: not sure what kind of threat to expect from mexico but restricting government travel seems like a pretty drastic measure
- Noel: can't believe the Mexican government didn't get that alert to the consulate first
- Kianm: what kind of threat would cause a travel restriction?
- Mirage Wolf: kinda hoping this doesn't affect anyone's vacations or business travel to that area next month
- Lucaspark: that's still an awfully vague threat to restrict government travel. what's exactly going on over there?
- Bruno: not sure what's going on in Sonora but this sounds more like a precautionary measure than an actual threat
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