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(thepostmillennial.com) – In its 2024 National Drug Threat Assessment, the Drug Enforcement Agency revealed that Mexican cartels are operating in all 50 states, and have been at the forefront of the “dangerous shift from plant-based to synthetic drugs.” The two “most powerful and ruthless” cartels, the Sinaloa and Jalisco, essentially control the flow of illicit drugs …
Once you realize the Mexican and American governments both work with the cartels, for different reasons, you see this theater for what it is. The border is open because our mutual partners — the cartels — want it open to earn. Everything else is distraction. https://t.co/K7kAzSSQPa — Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) March 26, 2024 Mexican President …
This report reveals a deeply disturbing reality: cartels are exploiting innocent children as pawns in their heinous smuggling operations along the Rio Grande. The mainstream media’s silence on this issue is appalling. It’s not just a matter of migrants seeking a better life; this is a highly organized, militarized human trafficking scheme orchestrated by ruthless …
An hour and a half away from Beaumont, you’ll find a fast-growing development called Colony Ridge. Critics say it’s become a metropolis of migrants and a symbol of the border crisis. Others even claim it’s a haven for the Mexican drug cartels. Many of the roughly 50,000 who live here are skilled day laborers. “They …
Federal officials say Mexican drug cartels have targeted the six Native American reservations in Montana because they can make bigger profits farther away from the Southern border, and because there is less law enforcement. NBC’s Cynthia McFadden reports on the challenge and speaks with the former head of the DEA in Montana.
America is being overwhelmed by en masse illegal immigration. South Dakota is directly affected by this invasion. We are affected by cartel presence right here on our tribal reservations, by the spread of drugs and human trafficking, and by the drain on our resources.