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Democratic Lawmakers Seek Data on US Gun Exports Linked to Cartels, Criminal Violence - Regional Media News

By Mike Stone WASHINGTON, March 30 (Reuters) - Two Democratic members of Congress are pressing the Commerce Department for detailed data on U.S. exports of semi-automatic weapons, citing concerns that legally exported American firearms are fueling criminal violence and arming cartels across the Western Hemisphere. Reuters reviewed the letter sent on Sunday by Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Representative Gregory Meeks of New York …
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Democratic legislators in the United States demand transparency on the legal import of weapons and bullets, in the face of fears that part of the arsenal is being acquired by Mexican cartels. According to Reuters sources, Massachusetts legislators Elizabeth Warren, and New York representative Gregory Meeks, sent a letter to the Undersecretary of Commerce, Jeffrey Kessler, demanding a comprehensive report on such operations.

Two Democratic Congressmen are pressuring the Department of Commerce to provide detailed data on US exports of semi-automatic weapons, claiming its concern that legally exported firearms are fuelling criminal violence and arming cartels across the Western Hemisphere. Reuters reviewed the letter sent on Sunday by Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Representative Gregory Meeks of New York to Undersecretary of Commerce Jeffrey Kessler.

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El Economista broke the news in on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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