U.S.-Mexico deal on guns and fentanyl is a step forward | Opinion
from China into the hands of violent Mexican cartels that process them and smuggle them to the American market. The results have been deadly, and the crisis is only expanding.The U.S. needs Mexican help to try to stop the movement of these drugs. But Mexico needs our help, too, to address the violence and cartel power that has gripped that nation.a Mexican official told a Harvard Law School panel last year.
As Americans mourn the loss of children here to fentanyl, Mexicans mourn the loss of their loved ones to cartel violence empowered with American weapons.would see the U.S. work to crack down on the illegal flow of guns while Mexican authorities do more to stop the flow of fentanyl. Nevertheless, we shouldn’t lose sight of the value of cross-border cooperation in law enforcement. In an era when the cooperative relationship between us is so broken, we have to find small steps toward unity.
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is as talented as former U.S. President Donald Trump about making broad statements aimed at offending others.
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