Mexican cartels no longer look only at the southern border of the United States. Security authorities in that country warned that criminal organizations adjust their routes and explore new corridors in Canada, although Mexico is the main point of origin of the fentanyl that reaches the American market. During a joint hearing organized by the subcommittees on Border Security and Control and Counterterrorism and Intelligence of the House of Repres…
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Mexican cartels no longer look only at the southern border of the United States. Security authorities in that country warned that criminal organizations adjust their routes and explore new corridors in Canada, although Mexico is the main point of origin of the fentanyl that reaches the American market. During a joint hearing organized by the subcommittees on Border Security and Control and Counterterrorism and Intelligence of the House of Repres…