Did Texas have any problems with Mexico during reconstruction?

During Reconstruction, Texas experienced tensions with Mexico primarily due to the aftermath of the Civil War and the shifting political landscape. The period was marked by issues such as border disputes, the presence of banditry along the Rio Grande, and the challenges of integrating formerly enslaved individuals into society. Additionally, the U.S. government's policies toward Native Americans and the Mexican population sometimes fueled resentment. Overall, while there were no major military conflicts, the relationship between Texas and Mexico was strained during this time.