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克劳迪娅·希恩鲍姆总统要求提供枪击源自墨西哥的证据，但国务院称已共享相关信息
作者：查尔斯·克莱茨 福克斯新闻
海岸警卫队人员遭遇来自墨西哥方向的枪击
9月26日，美国海岸警卫队人员与墨西哥边境一侧的人员交火，当时美国联邦机构正在得克萨斯州斯塔尔县边境小镇加西亚诺附近开展联合行动。
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一起涉及美国海岸警卫队人员的边境交火事件引发了华盛顿和墨西哥城之间关于枪击来源地的争端，尽管两国仍在继续协调边境安全行动。
海岸警卫队告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，9月26日，在得克萨斯州加西亚诺附近开展联合缉捕行动的人员遭到来自墨西哥边境一侧的枪击，并进行了还击。目前没有人员受伤或海岸警卫队船只及装备受损的报告，事件仍在调查中。
美国驻墨西哥大使罗纳德·约翰逊公开宣布海岸警卫队人员遭遇枪击后，墨西哥总统克劳迪娅·希恩鲍姆要求提供枪击源自墨西哥领土的证据。
“我们要求提供所有证据，因为我们没有任何证据，”希恩鲍姆在墨西哥城对记者表示，称墨西哥安全部队未检测到有枪击源自本国领土。
【标题】墨西哥誓言美国将付出代价 此前移民海关执法局击毙一名涉嫌驾车冲撞执法人员的非法移民
图为墨西哥总统克劳迪娅·希恩鲍姆。（丹尼尔·卡德纳斯/盖蒂图片社）
但国务院告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，有关此次枪击事件的信息已共享给墨西哥当局。
“9月26日，美国海岸警卫队人员在墨西哥领土遭到枪击，我们已通过官方渠道向墨西哥政府分享了现有信息，”国务院发言人表示。
国务院未具体说明共享了哪些信息以及何时共享，美国官员也未公开确认枪手身份，也未详细说明他们如何确定枪击的来源地。
【标题】特朗普政府国土安全部迎来边境零释放连续16个月
事件发生在“河岸墙行动”期间，这是海岸警卫队2025年10月发起的一项行动，旨在阻止约300英里长的里奥格兰德河沿岸的非法移民、毒品走私及其他威胁。
“过去一年，海岸警卫队扩大了该地区的行动部署，投入了超过1000名人员和30多件装备，”海岸警卫队发言人在谈到“黑貂行动”时告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
此外，由雷蒙多·莫拉莱斯-安赫莱斯部长领导的墨西哥海军部表示，已向塔毛利帕斯州地区部署了159名“海军人员”、11辆车辆和两架无人机。
美国北方司令部（NORTHCOM）另向福克斯新闻数字频道证实，美军正被重新部署到里奥格兰德河谷地区，以应对非法越境企图的季节性增长。
当被问及墨西哥是否已收到美国当局提供的证据或启动了自身调查时，墨西哥驻美国大使罗伯托·拉泽里·蒙塔诺的一名代表周一让福克斯新闻数字频道参考希恩鲍姆近期就该事件发表的言论。
希恩鲍姆表示，墨西哥军事部门“保持着”与美国北方司令部和海岸警卫队的沟通，与美国协调的“镜像行动”仍在进行中。
“我们希望在主权、领土完整、相互信任和非从属式协调的框架内，与美国建立良好关系，”她说。
她的回应未明确确认墨西哥是否已收到华盛顿称已共享的信息。
福克斯新闻数字频道也联系了希恩鲍姆的办公室置评。
【标题】拉美保守派转向迎来最大考验 巴西大选即将揭晓
图为2025年10月18日，海岸警卫队队员在得克萨斯州 mission 附近的里奥格兰德河巡逻。（海岸警卫队）
曼哈顿研究所的委内瑞拉裔移民分析师圣地亚哥·维达尔·卡尔沃告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，希恩鲍姆的边境安全政策受到来自华盛顿的压力，以及拉美整体转向右翼政府的大环境影响。
“她面临着那种地区压力，也面临着来自美国的国际压力”，要求在安全事务上进行合作，卡尔沃说。
他暗示，希恩鲍姆对海岸警卫队枪击事件索要证据的要求，可能反映了其国内政治联盟内部的压力，以证明与特朗普政府合作的合理性。
“如果她想在本党和本届政府内部与特朗普政府结盟，她需要达到一个很高的标准，”卡尔沃说。
“我们必须结合拉美当前的局势来理解这一点。我确实认为，希恩鲍姆的立场与特朗普当选时相比已经大不相同了，”卡尔沃说。
他的评价反映了希恩鲍姆与左翼莫雷纳党的联系，以及其前任、前总统安德烈斯·曼努埃尔·洛佩斯·奥夫拉多尔（通常被称为AMLO）的政治遗产。
卡尔沃将希恩鲍姆描述为“拉美社会主义的最后堡垒”，并指出如果弗拉维奥·博尔索纳罗在巴西即将举行的总统决选中击败总统路易斯·伊纳西奥·卢拉·达席尔瓦，希恩鲍姆可能会面临更多地区压力。
卡尔沃暗示，南美各国政府的右倾趋势可能会加大希恩鲍姆在安全事务上与华盛顿合作的压力。
他表示，她可能会面临这样的质疑：“你是拉美唯一一个不在安全事务上与美国合作的总统吗？”
“这两件事都导致两国面临更严峻的边境行动挑战，”卡尔沃说。
“我毫不怀疑，南美从左翼政府转向右翼政府与特朗普政府的拉美政策有关，”他补充道。
【标题】美国指控墨西哥州长及高级官员参与贩毒集团阴谋 墨西哥回击证据要求
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边境安全政策分析师西蒙·汉金森告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，里奥格兰德河附近的枪击事件并非史无前例，他援引此前访问边境时听到的情况表示。
汉金森称，贩毒集团涉案的可能性存在，但他怀疑墨西哥军方人员除非违抗命令，否则不会故意越境开枪。
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“我认为这两位政客可以合作，在某些事情上达成一致，即使他们在社会主义与资本主义等意识形态问题上存在分歧，”他补充道。
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海岸警卫队表示，该事件的具体情况仍在调查中。
作者在宾夕法尼亚州阿伦敦出生长大，自2013年起在福克斯新闻纽约和华盛顿分社工作。
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Coast Guard firefight puts US, Mexico at odds despite coordinated border operations
2026-10-13 5:09pm EDT / Fox News
President Claudia Sheinbaum demanded evidence the shots came from Mexico, but the State Department says it shared info
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Coast Guard personnel take incoming gunfire from Mexico
Coast Guard personnel exchanged gunfire with people on the Mexican side of the border Sept. 26, while federal agencies conducted joint operations near Garceno, a small town along the border in Starr County, Texas.
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A firefight involving U.S. Coast Guard personnel along the Mexican border has sparked a dispute between Washington and Mexico City over where the gunfire originated, even as the two countries continue coordinating border security operations.
The Coast Guard told Fox News Digital that personnel conducting joint interdiction operations near Garceno, Texas, came under fire from the Mexican side of the border Sept. 26 and returned fire. No injuries or damage to Coast Guard vessels or equipment were reported, and the incident remains under investigation.
After U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson publicly announced that Coast Guard personnel had come under fire, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum demanded evidence that the shots originated from her country’s territory.
“We asked for all the evidence because we have no evidence,” Sheinbaum told reporters in Mexico City, saying Mexican security forces had not detected shots originating from their territory.
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The State Department, however, told Fox News Digital that information about the shooting had been shared with Mexican authorities.
“U.S. Coast Guard personnel were fired upon from Mexican territory on September 26, and we have shared the available information with the Government of Mexico through official channels,” a State Department spokesman said.
The department did not specify what was shared or when, and U.S. officials have not publicly identified the shooters or detailed how they determined the gunfire’s origin.
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The incident occurred amid Operation River Wall, a Coast Guard initiative launched in October 2025 to deter illegal migration, drug smuggling and other threats along approximately 300 miles of the Rio Grande.
“Over the past year, the Coast Guard has expanded operations in the region, deploying more than 1,000 personnel and more than 30 assets,” a Coast Guard spokesperson told Fox News Digital, referring to “Operation Sable”.
Separately, Mexico’s Navy Ministry, led by Secretary Raymundo Morales-Angeles, said 159 “Naval elements”, 11 vehicles and two drones were deployed to the Tamaulipas sector.
U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) separately told Fox News Digital that American troops are being repositioned to the Rio Grande Valley in anticipation of a seasonal increase in attempted illegal border crossings.
Asked whether Mexico had received evidence from U.S. authorities or launched its own investigation, a representative for Mexican Ambassador to the U.S. Roberto Lazzeri Montaño referred Fox News Digital on Monday to Sheinbaum’s more recent remarks addressing the incident.
Sheinbaum said Mexico’s military ministry “maintains” communication with NORTHCOM and the Coast Guard and that a “mirror operation” coordinated with the U.S. remains active.
“We want to have a good relationship with the United States within the framework of our sovereignty, our territorial integrity, mutual trust, and coordination without subordination,” she said.
Her response did not explicitly confirm whether Mexico had received the information Washington says it shared.
Fox News Digital also contacted Sheinbaum’s office for comment.
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Coast Guard crews patrol the Rio Grande near Mission, Texas, Oct. 18, 2025.(Coast Guard)
Santiago Vidal Calvo, a Venezuelan-born immigration analyst at the Manhattan Institute, told Fox News Digital that Sheinbaum’s approach to border security is shaped by pressure from Washington and a broader Latin American shift toward right-wing governments.
“She has that regional pressure [and] she has the international pressure from the United States” to cooperate on security matters, Calvo said.
He suggested Sheinbaum’s demand for evidence of the Coast Guard shooting could reflect pressure within her own political coalition to justify working with the Trump administration.
“She has a high bar to meet if she wants to ally with the Trump administration internally within her own party and her own government,” Calvo said.
“We’ve got to understand this through the lens of what is going on in Latin America. I do think that Sheinbaum’s position is substantially different today than it was when Trump got elected,” Calvo said.
His assessment reflects Sheinbaum’s ties to the left-wing Morena Party and the political legacy of her predecessor, former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, commonly known as AMLO.
Calvo characterized Sheinbaum as the “last bastion of Latin American socialism,” arguing that she could face additional regional pressure if Flávio Bolsonaro defeats President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil’s upcoming presidential runoff.
Calvo suggested that the rightward shift among South American governments could increase pressure on Sheinbaum to cooperate with Washington on security matters.
He said she may face questions about whether “you’re the only president of Latin America who’s not cooperating with the United States in terms of security?”
“Both of those things do lead to a more serious border campaign for both countries,” Calvo said.
“I have no doubt that the change in South America from left-leaning governments to right-leaning governments has to do with the Trump administration’s policy in Latin America,” he added.
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Border security policy analyst Simon Hankinson told Fox News Digital that gunfire near the Rio Grande is not unprecedented, citing accounts he heard during previous visits to the border.
Hankinson said cartel involvement was possible but expressed doubt that Mexican military personnel would deliberately fire across the border unless they were acting against orders.
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“I think these two politicians can cooperate, they can agree on some things, even if they don’t agree on socialism versus capitalism and some other ideological issues,” he added.
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The Coast Guard said the circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation.
Born and raised in Allentown, Pennsylvania, worked in both the New York and Washington bureaus for Fox News since 2013.
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