Mexico Says There’s No Agreement with DEA for New Border Enforcement Collaboration
- Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that there is no agreement with the DEA, refuting claims of a border enforcement collaboration with the U.S. DEA.
- Sheinbaum clarified that Mexico has not reached any agreement with the DEA or its security institutions.
- A workshop in Texas was attended by four members of Mexico's police force, but no agreements were made.
- Sheinbaum indicated that her administration has been working with U.S. counterparts on a broader security agreement that is nearly complete.
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Mexico: No Agreement With DEA on New Border Enforcement
Hours after the Drug Enforcement Administration announced "a major new initiative" for United States and Mexico collaboration targeting gatekeepers who control illicit trafficking routes across the countries' shared borders, Mexico's president said Tuesday there was no such ...
Mexico: No border enforcement collaboration deal with DEA
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum has denied any agreement with the DEA to collaborate on "Project Portero" targeting narcotic smugglers, while pledging to work with the Trump administration to reduce border trafficking.
Mexico denies an agreement was made with the US following DEA announcement of joint initiative
MEXICO CITY, Mexico - President Claudia Sheinbaum denied the Drug Enforcement Agency's claim that the United States and Mexico reached an agreement and are launching a joint initiative to combat drug smuggling.
The US drug trafficking agency said on Monday that it had launched a "bold bilateral initiative" to fight drug traffickers along the border between the two countries.
Mexico not going after cartel 'plaza' bosses with DEA
EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – The Drug Enforcement Administration on Monday announced the launch of Gatekeeper, a binational collaboration to identify Mexican cartel leaders in smuggling corridors along the Southwest border. These gatekeepers, also known as “plaza” bosses direct the movement of fentanyl, cocaine, meth and other drugs into the United States and ensure drug profits and American guns flow south into Mexico. Public safety se…
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