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Mexico Keeps 159 Navy Personnel on Texas Border as US Deploys About 500 Troops

Mexico said 159 naval personnel, 11 vehicles and two drones are patrolling the border in mirror operations as about 500 U.S. troops deploy in Texas.

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Mexico's Navy keeps 159 personnel, 11 vehicles and two drones on the Tamaulipas border in mirror operations as about 500 US troops deploy in Texas.

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The United States deployed nearly 500 military personnel on the Texas border, while Mexico maintains an operation with 159 naval agents as part of the "mirror operations."

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Troops deployed at the border of the Rio Grande Valley, Texas

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Mexico City, Oct. 3 (EFE).- The military deployment of 500 U.S. soldiers on the border of the Rio Grande Valley, in the state of Texas, is part of the "mirror operations" between Mexico and the United States, the Mexican government reported this Saturday, through the Secretariat of the Navy (Semar) and Foreign Affairs (SRE, Foreign Ministry).On Friday, hundreds of U.S. Armed Forces agents were sent near the border between the two nations in Texa…

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On Friday, hundreds of U.S. Armed Forces agents were sent near the border between the two nations in Texas.

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In a statement, the SRE said that this is part of an agreement with the Mexican government. The objective is to maintain security and respect the sovereignty of each country. In addition, the Secretariat explained that the Mexican government is [...]

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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