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Fentanyl is made from chemicals in China exported to Latin American cartels that convert them to drugs. A senior U.S. official says Beijing is making -- quote -- "deeply consequential decisions," although Beijing has made previous promises on fentanyl. In exchange, the U.S. is reportedly lifting sanctions on an arm ...
... while working with China to solve major challenges like climate change, like the problems posed by artificial intelligence, trying to stem the flow of illicit fentanyl into the U.S.? Rep. Mike Gallagher: The most important form of communication to the Chinese Communist Party, far more important than anything Biden ...
... in Taiwan’s upcoming national elections — Beijing’s goal being a victory for the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party, which has a softer position toward China. Fentanyl. The U.S. side will probably want China to commit to stemming the flow of chemicals used to make fentanyl, a dangerous drug that ...
... family first before preaching to anybody else. Nikki Haley: Leave my daughter out of your voice. Lisa Desjardins: There were a host of issues. The border. Sen. Tim Scott: We should go to our Southern border and close our Southern border with the resources necessary. Lisa Desjardins: Fentanyl and addiction.
... polls. Haley, the former South Carolina governor and United Nations ambassador, declared she would end trade relations with China “until they stop murdering Americans from fentanyl — something Ron has yet to say that he’s going to do.” In return, the Florida governor said Haley “welcomed” Chinese investment to her ...
The White House has also requested around $14 billion to protect the U.S. border. That money would be used to boost the number of border agents, install new inspection machines to detect fentanyl and to increase staffing for processing asylum cases. But the House is trying to set aside ...
... request -- this is new from Laura Barron-Lopez, who was passing this on to us yesterday -- $56 billion for domestic needs. That includes disasters, fighting fentanyl, and childcare, some other things. All told, it's about $161 billion that the president is requesting. Talking to senators and Senate leaders, they ...
... earlier. There’s also $14 billion for Israel, $10 billion for unspecified humanitarian efforts, $14 billion for managing the U.S.-Mexico border and fighting fentanyl trafficking and $7 billion for the Indo-Pacific region, which includes Taiwan. The proposal was described by three people familiar with the details who ...
... last month. The White House wants roughly $14 billion to, among other things, boost the number of border agents, install new inspection machines to detect fentanyl and increase staffing to process asylum cases. The biggest line item in the supplemental funding request is $61.4 billion to support Ukraine. Some ...
... ties. But both Washington and Mexico City are under immense pressure to reduce unauthorized migration at their shared border and to stop the trafficking of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids that killed around 75,000 people in the U.S. last year. “For two countries that are such close neighbors ...
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