Cartels Fueling Violence In Mexico Take Root In U.S. : NPR
From NPR's' website:
Mexican Drug Cartels In The U.S.
The presence of Mexican drug cartels in U.S. cities is expanding. Mexican cartels have long had links to marijuana-growing farms in California, and are widening their reach into the Pacific Northwest and the Eastern United States. They also are involved in producing methamphetamines in the United States. The FBI has reported that the Mexican cartels deal only in wholesale distribution in the U.S. -- and farm out street sales to various U.S. gangs. This map shows locations of cartel activity in the United States.
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i believe that the war waging in Mexico is not just about over U.S. routes for drugs; it's also about smuggling in people. So even if we eliminated the side of drugs, the war in Mexico would continue for highly profitable peoples smuggling. I think that when the US is in jeopardy and can no longer withstand the destruction caused be this war, then I think that Obama should become the commander and Chief and do something about it.
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