San Antonio, TX, October 25, 2026 —

A Día de los Muertos event in San Antonio has been canceled for the second time in 20 years, according to the available account. The cancellation was reportedly connected to concerns involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.

The account does not identify the event, its organizers, when it was scheduled to take place, or the specific concerns involving ICE. It also does not provide a statement from organizers or explain how the concerns factored into the decision to cancel.

The description that this is the second cancellation in 20 years provides a limited historical detail, but does not specify when the earlier cancellation occurred or whether the event took place in other years during that period. No information was provided about whether organizers plan to reschedule the event or whether any related activities will proceed.

Without further details, the reported link between the cancellation and ICE concerns cannot be described more specifically. The available information establishes that the event was canceled and that concerns involving the agency were reportedly a factor, but it does not clarify the nature or source of those concerns.

The event’s name, the decision’s timing, and any additional explanation from organizers were not provided. Those details would help clarify the circumstances of the cancellation and what it means for the event’s future.


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