Public Enemy Number One

The economic struggle of Mexico lived a cruel organization known as the Mexican drug trafficking group. These drug kings have been causing conflict for decades and have promoted continuous war against drugs. The socioeconomic situation of the area where these gangs exist has a direct impact on the immigration of cartels to America. The more stable economy in the United States urged cartels to use drug demand. Through the cooperation of Mexico and the United States, we can reduce the fight against border smuggling and violence.

In 1971, President Nixon declared as follows. "Public enemies in the United States are ranked first in the United States and are drug abusers.In order to fight this enemy it is necessary to carry out a new comprehensive attack." Infringement For example, police often in court We harass and arrest people because of minor breaches that are difficult to refute - device operation or violation. Prior to the drug war, drug use was misunderstood as one aspect of a certain left behind group culture, discriminatory such as anti-ops law against Chinese immigrants aiming to deny the leftover group negatively It prompted legislation.

President Nixon officially announced "drug war" in 1971, making narcotic use "head of the public enemy". This initiative resulted in an increase in federal funds to narcotics regulators and more rigorous enforcement measures such as compulsory imprisonment for drug offenses were carried out. In 1973, Nixon established the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to stop drug use and smuggling in the United States. We can not treat it as illegal whether we oppose war or the people of the black people, but the public ties the hippie, the marijuana, the black people, the heroin, both of which are severely captured, these communities You may destroy it. We can arrest their leaders, attack their homes, destroy their rallies and stay up late at night.

In 1971, President Nixon announced drug warfare. He declared, "The largest public enemy in the United States is substance abuse, it is necessary to start a new comprehensive attack in order to defeat this enemy and defeat it" (Sharp, 1994, p.1 ). Nixon abuses drug abuse on the supply side. Nixon's drug policy reflects the concept of drug poisoning and the concept of addictive diseases. Nixon launched its first major federal funded treatment program in 1971. In 1971, the government funded the experimental and controversial Methadone maintenance program. In June 1971, Nixon made a speech in Congress and declared, "As long as there is demand, we are willing to risk taking someone to meet demand (Sharp, 1994, p. 27) . And the efforts of eradication are destined to fail