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The Hightower Report said, “Two Mexican veterinarians warned that Texas faces the greatest threat of screwworm expansion and the Secretary-General of the Union of Mexican veterinarians noted that sterile fly techniques will be insufficient until 2 major sterile fly facilities on each side of the border become operational in mid-2026 and November 2027. This doesn’t seem like a recipe for the border reopening anytime soon.”
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