Arizona livestock port 1st to reopen to Mexican cattle as screwworm cases decline

The U.S. livestock port in Douglas, Arizona, became the first along the Southwest border to reopen to Mexican cattle on Monday, but the threat of New World screwworm still remains elsewhere and that means restrictions are still in place.
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