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US reportedly revokes Baja California court chief's visa

US reportedly revokes Baja California court chief's visa

The United States reportedly revoked Alejandro Fragozo's tourist visa in July 2026.

Fragozo is president of the Superior Court of Baja California, a state in northwestern Mexico.

The reason for the revocation has not been disclosed, and Fragozo has not publicly commented on it.

He was previously linked to a Mexican federal investigation involving Carlos Torres Torres, the former husband of Baja California's governor, and Torres's brother.

That investigation concerns alleged money laundering, but Fragozo said he had not been notified of any case or complaint.

The report says his asset declaration and that of the state judiciary's administration council remain unavailable.

No further action or response from Fragozo has been announced.

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Alejandro FragozoPresident of Baja California’s Superior Court
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Marco RubioUS secretary of state
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