According to the Mexican government, where was the border between Texas and Mexico?

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Mr. Danger
Oct 11, 2016

At the time it was being debated (1840s), the Mexican government said that the border was the Nueces river.

Explanation:

The U.S., however, insisted that the border was the Rio Grande. These conflicting statements were a major source of conflict which helped lead to the Mexican-American War.

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