A significant outbreak of measles is currently affecting Texas, with nearly 100 confirmed cases reported, marking the largest outbreak in over 30 years. This surge has raised alarms about a potential undetected spread, particularly across state lines into New Mexico, where similar issues have been reported. Health officials are emphasizing the urgent need for vaccination, especially in light of low vaccination rates that have contributed to this crisis. Experts express concern about the rapid increase in cases, with reports indicating that up to 300 individuals may have been infected in some areas. Schools are closing in response to the outbreak, and health authorities are working diligently to contain the spread of this highly contagious virus. The situation has sparked discussions around vaccine-choice activism and the underlying factors contributing to the outbreak.