If Mexicans are afraid to shop in the U.S., El Paso’s economy could feel the repercussions for months or years to come
The first cabinet-level official to visit El Paso, Texas, after a mass shooting over the weekend came on behalf of the government on the other side of the border.
Mexico’s foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, spoke at his country’s consulate in El Paso on Monday, where he decried the massacre—in which 22 people including eight Mexicans were killed—as a terrorist act directed at his country’s citizens. He said six Mexican citizens remained in the hospital Monday.
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