U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Presidio/Ojinaga Port of Entry — Local services in Presidio

To enter Mexico from Texas is a ride, if you have a low car be careful not to scrap the bottom of your car, they have these awful speed bumps that I hate so much, I wish they would lower them just a tad to not kill the undercarriage of peoples vehicles. That’s about my only complaint.

To exit Mexico to enter Texas at times can take a while. Holidays & Weekends expect to exit Mexico late. You can wait in the line from 10 minutes to 3 hours, it just depends. Use the restroom and make sure you have fuel cause it can be a long wait.

To add to my review, I had to change my rating from a Four Star to a Three Star. I am pretty upset that when entering Mexico, they have added new speed bumps, my car is very low, and I cannot have four people in the car when crossing. I had to have the passengers get out of my car so I could cross. The border patrol were mad and we had to explain that we are to heavy to be crossing. I understand why there is a need for speed bumps, but must they be so high. Please take into consideration all...

Since I have property on the other side of the border, this is the closest point to cross.

This is very helpful since I have a ranch not too too far from this checkpoint, and I had to take a livestock trailer with us to my property. Of course, I had all the paperwork in order and didn't mind an inspection if needed The speed bumps are not a problem for a pick-up truck. The agents are great and just doing their jobs They are good at...

The whole process was pleasant. We weren’t harassed and the wait times were minimal. They checked our truck because we had a lot of stuff and were asked where we were coming from and where we were going. Standard. I’m just left wondering who the beautiful female officer with red lip stick and no ring was that I couldn’t peel my eyes off of. Lol. Thanks for that Presidio/Ojinaga patrol 10am. Can you even ask that without getting...