New measures implemented at Tijuana's border to reduce fentanyl trafficking to the US

Release time：2025-02-10
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In addition to the 10,000 soldiers that Mexico stationed on the border with the United States, the government intends to reinforce security at the crossing between the northern country and Tijuana
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