Mexican residents in Texas will have the opportunity to access consular services closer to home, as the Mobile Consulate will be stationed in various locations across the state from February 21 to 27, 2026. This initiative, announced by the Consulate General of Mexico in Dallas through social media, aims to make it easier for the Mexican community to obtain essential documents like passports and voter IDs (INE) without the need to travel long distances.

During the week, the Mobile Consulate will set up in Dallas on February 21 and 22, among other locations. This arrangement is particularly beneficial for immigrants who often face challenges in accessing government services due to geographical limitations or language barriers. By bringing consular services directly to areas with significant Mexican populations, the consulate is enhancing accessibility and support for its citizens living abroad.

This initiative not only serves practical needs but also fosters a sense of community among Mexicans living in the United States. Events like these can strengthen ties between the diaspora and their home country, encouraging engagement and ensuring that citizens can participate more fully in civic duties like voting. Such outreach demonstrates the Mexican government's commitment to supporting its citizens, no matter where they reside.