- Immigration Restrictions: Mexico limited immigration from the United States, fearing it would further Americanize Texas.
- Tariffs: High tariffs were imposed on American goods, making it more expensive for Texans to import their preferred products from the United States.
- Military Presence: Mexico increased its military presence in the region to assert control and discourage potential rebellion.
- Religious Restrictions: The Mexican government attempted to enforce Catholicism as the only official religion in Texas, restricting religious freedoms previously enjoyed by American settlers.
- Land Grant Laws: Mexico revised its land grant laws, making it more difficult for American settlers to obtain large landholdings in Texas.
