Mexican Firefighters Aid Texas Flood Rescue | JQJO

Mexican firefighters and first responders joined rescue efforts in Texas following devastating Guadalupe River floods. The 13-member team from Fundación 911, based across the border in Acuña, Mexico, is assisting alongside US teams, showcasing cross-border collaboration amidst ongoing immigration tensions. Their experience in flood zones along the Rio Grande proved invaluable. The effort highlights the unity between the two nations in times of crisis, with the US ambassador expressing gratitude and the Mexican president praising the heroism of two Mexican survivors who saved 20 girls from the flood.