... cancer research, address housing needs and suicide among veterans, boost access to mental health care, and move to further crack down on deadly trafficking in fentanyl. In fiery refrains, Biden said the phrase “finish the job” 13 times, challenging lawmakers to complete the work of his administration on capping insulin ...
Rep. Chip Roy: Yes. Border Patrol agents are overwhelmed. You don't know what's coming in between the ports of entry. What I do know is that fentanyl is pouring into our schools in our communities and is the number one killer for people 18 to age 45. The ...
... of Ovidio Guzman, Joaquin Guzman's son. They have really warlike weapons that come from the United States. And then you have the ascent of fentanyl as the drug of choice now for the cartels and the way that drug is affecting the United States. I think the combination of ...
... now we're dealing with the consequences and the after-effects. So our residents are dealing with the challenges of mental health, the challenges of fentanyl and opioids in our communities. And you know what? Mayors and localities can't do it by themselves. And so we're asking just ...
The trial begins just days after U.S. President Joe Biden met with López Obrador in Mexico City. The two governments pledged continued cooperation against the drug cartels, especially against the scourge of the synthetic opioid fentanyl, which contributed to more than 107,000 drug overdose deaths in the U ...
... lawmaker's neighborhood.The driver, identified Monday night as Jose Trujillo, was arrested on an outstanding warrant, leading to the discovery of more than 800 fentanyl pills and two firearms in the car, police said. A criminal complaint outlining the exact charges against the former political candidate was expected to ...
... meetings? Laura Barrón-López: So, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan today said that the three biggest issues are going to be about cracking down on fentanyl trafficking, trade, supply chains. And then that third one is migration and migration enforcement. And, recently, Mexico said that they would take some 30 ...
... explanation? Julia Pollak: The rates of crime, incarceration, which are barriers to employment. Another is the increase in the use of drugs like opioids and fentanyl, which are also keeping people out of work. Paul Solman: And the plateauing of women? Not happening in Europe or Canada. Julia Pollak: Mostly ...
“Ovidio’s fate had been decided. Moreover, he was identified as the biggest trafficker of fentanyl and the most visible Chapos leader.” Ayala said the atmosphere was calmer Friday, “but there are still a lot of burned-out vehicles blocking the streets.” The scope of Thursday’s violence was ...
And fentanyl and other lab-produced synthetic opioids now are driving an overdose crisis deadlier than any the U.S. has ever seen. But drug control advocates and experts say an anti-drug policy that relies on tighter border security is dangerous and likely futile. It's too easy to ...
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