To the United States of America in Mexico
The US generally requires a passport for entry. A few express ID cards and trusted traveler cards are also acceptable. US and Canadian citizens seeking entry or reentry by land or sea may use an Enhanced Driver License in place of a passport. US permanent residents need their permanent resident card and may need the passport from their home country.
Foreign nationals entering the United States without a permanent resident stamp, including those on the Visa Waiver Program, typically receive an I-94 Arrival-Departure Record or I-94W Visa Waiver Arrival-Departure Record upon arrival in the United States. So long as the I-94 has not expired, you can use it to reenter the United States with your passport; however, if you hand it in upon exit, you will need to obtain a new card if your visa allows another entry or, if on the Visa Waiver Program, pay a fee of about $6 to reenter the United States.
Unless you are not going to return to the United States, keep your I-94 when leaving the United States of America or you will have a difficult tme getting back in, and if your visa is limited to a certain number of entries, you may need to use another entry.
Visa Waiver participants cannot reset the 90-day counter unless they leave the Western Hemisphere, so ducking into México will not allow you another 90 days.
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The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Mexico