From The Rio Times · Contributing Reporter · · 1m 10s
Baja Court Chief Says No US Visa Notice
Baja California's chief judge claims he received no US visa revocation notice.
In brief
Baja California's chief judge claims he received no US visa revocation notice. Baja California's chief judge says he has not received official notice of US visa revocation. Originally reported by The Rio Times.
US visa revocation claim
Mexican local reporting says the United States revoked Alejandro Isaac Fragozo López's tourist visa.
Judge's response
Fragozo says he received no official notification and will wait for the competent authority.
US confirmation status
Washington has not publicly confirmed the visa revocation, and US law keeps visa records confidential.
Judge's role
Fragozo presides over Baja California's state courts as head of the Tribunal Superior de Justicia.
Timeline of events
On Thursday 12 November 2026, Mexican reporting said the US canceled Fragozo's visa; he issued a statement on the same day.
US law on visa revocation
US law allows the Secretary of State or consular officer to revoke a visa at any time with no court review.
Confidential records
US visa records are confidential under law, with limited exceptions for courts and foreign governments.
What's next
A US State Department statement or Baja California judiciary response would confirm notification status.
In short
Baja California's chief judge says he has not received official notice of US visa revocation.
