U.S., Mexico tear down barriers to fight drug cartels

Quoting narcotic based violence on the street in Chicago, the US and Mexican authorities targeted cartel leaders on the southern border on Wednesday to speed up prosecution and to grab the US currency flowing to them by a new cooperative We announced union push

"This is not just a matter of Chicago," Brian McKnight, a special representative of the Chicago Drug Enforcement Administration Bureau, said at a press conference. "This is not just a domestic problem - this is an international problem ... we have a new era of law enforcement agencies, and we are coming for you."

Part of working together is to deal with Chicago's shocking gang-related violence. At the first weekend in August, at least 74 people were shot dead in the city.

"Gang and cartel are closely related," DEA business manager Anthony Williams told reporters. "They are using each other to expand self-sustaining business."

They say that the authorities of Detroit and St. Louis are participating in action on cartel traffic in the Midwest. The US prosecution of the Sinaloa Cartel, Joaquin 's main character, "El Chapo" Guzman' s protagonist, created a blood - filled vacuum in Mexico.

The relationship between the United States and Mexico is nervous, as President Trump has insisted that Mexico will pay for the proposed border barrier. But after a few months AMK AMK became President of Mexico.

He pledged the era of new peace, pledged to a drug trafficker, and ended a paramilitary war against failed drugs.

For some experts, the question is now whether the cooperation announced on Wednesday is the end of AMLO's more moderate drug enforcement goals.

Nathan Jones, a professor of security research at Sam Houston State University, has worked in Mexico for "Master Sales Strategy" for the cartel leader for over 10 years in Mexico, but in Mexico it is "not very popular "Pointed out. "

Mr. Jones said, "Before AMLO launched in December, it appears to be trying to lock up Mexican citizens' indictment and lock them in a new way to dismiss them earlier."

Since the advent of dozens of Mexican cartels in Mexico, the Mexican government has been engaged in continuous warfare with these criminal organizations. The main purpose of the cartel organization is to manage and manage illegal drug trading activities from Central America and South America to the United States. Due to the nature of illegal drug trade, widespread brutal violence has occurred. Because drug trafficking is very common, cartels often fight each other

Drugs and violence are spreading in cartels. The motivation behind it is money, claiming to have "rights" in certain areas of Mexico and the United States. The cartel in Mexico is evil and most of the studies on drug-related violence relate to these offenders. People are desperately needing medicine. Boryokudans across the United States are also fueling narcotics-related violence as well as how cartels are managed. The only difference may be the production of the products they sell. American law is more strict; medicine group can not make medicine

Texas is close to Mexico and is a clear target of drug smuggling and related crimes. According to the US Drug Enforcement Administration, illegal drugs distributed by Sinaloa Cartel are primarily smuggled to the US through border points between Mexico and West Texas, California, Arizona, and New Mexico. Gulf cartel smuggled most of the drug between Rio Grande Valley and South Padre Island in southern Texas because of its territorial advantage in northeastern Mexico. Los Zetas Cartel smuggled most of its illegal drugs through the intersection of Del Rio and Falcon Lake Texas and recently expanded to heroin and methamphetamine distribution from cannabis and cocaine and the supply of important drugs in Dallas We are doing. Center 3