Inside the Supply Chain that Carries U.S. Weapons to Mexican Cartels
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A wave of weapons flows from the United States to Mexico. Coming from armories, fairs, websites and applications, they cross the border and are present in the most violent crimes in the country
Mexican authorities sent to track a total of 32,144 seized weapons and technical analysis confirms that 22,817 of them came from the United States.
The U.S. government's own records indicate that seven out of every 10 weapons secured in Mexico come from that country.
The most recent ATF report indicates that of the 32,144 weapons tracked in Mexican territory during 2025, 22,817 were of U.S. origin. Mexico’s government points to the U.S. as the main supplier of weapons for organized crime. The post Mexico breaks record of weapons tracked: 71% have American origin first appeared on Cubadebate.
The U.S. government's own records indicate that seven out of every 10 weapons secured in Mexico come from that country. According to the most recent report by the Office of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), updated on August 25, of the 32 weapons that [...] The post They come from the U.S. 7 out of 10 weapons that use the crime appeared first on Entre Lineas - Noticias de Chihuahua.
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