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Mexico promised to send 1.75 million acre feet of water to the Rio Grande every five years for millions of acre feet the US supplies to Mexico .
Some regions in South Texas are experiencing extreme drought affecting residents and local agriculture.
The Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers Sugar mill closed down in February 2024 , citing a lack of water from Mexico .
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