The Texas Department of Public Safety announced troopers will conduct “enhanced” cargo inspections at international ports of entry.

The inspections, which were announced Tuesday on social media, will be done at ports of entries that were chosen at random.

In April, Government Greg Abbott announced similar safety inspections to stop the flow of drugs and migrants into the state.

The inspections lasted for about a week, costing the state a loss of $4.2 billion in trade, and did not lead to a decrease in drugs or migrants.

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Channel 5 News reached out to officials at the Pharr International Bridge — the largest commercial crossing in the Valley — who said there were no additional inspections being caused there.