The Federal Aviation Administration has imposed a temporary ban on unauthorized drone flights near the U.S.-Mexico border, citing heightened security concerns over illegal drug trafficking. The restriction applies to all drone activity up to a specified altitude in the region, marking a direct response to government efforts to combat cross-border smuggling operations. Authorities have not yet clarified the duration of the measure, but the move underscores growing regulatory scrutiny over drone use in sensitive border areas. The decision follows reports of increased drone-related activity linked to criminal networks operating along the frontier.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said Friday it is restricting unauthorized drones along the U.S.-Mexico border. This move comes as the government ramps up efforts to address concerns about illegal drug shipments across the border, Reuters reported Friday. It is a temporary flight restriction that bars any unauthorized drone activity up to 400 feet above...
