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U.S. Military Personnel Must Secure Clearances for Ciudad Juárez Visits

El Paso Matters••Brandy Ruiz
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U.S. service members are required to obtain travel clearances and complete security briefings before visiting Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, particularly due to safety concerns. Local military commanders, such as those at Fort Bliss, set travel policies that can change based on security conditions. As of April 2026, parts of Chihuahua and Juárez are off-limits for Department of Defense personnel, with exceptions only for official duties or specific personal visits like family gatherings. This regulation is crucial for ensuring the safety of military personnel traveling internationally.

Key Details: • Travel clearances and security briefings are mandatory for service members visiting Juárez. • As of April 2026, parts of Juárez are off-limits to DoD personnel. • Exceptions for travel may be granted for official business or family visits.

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