US should treat Mexican cartel like an enemy

 DailyWire:

Former Attorney General William Barr implied Friday that the United States should take care of drug cartels south of the border with the same ferocity used to all but wipe the Islamic State off the face of the earth.

Appearing on Newsmax, Barr told Greta Van Susteren that the Biden administration’s strategy against the illicit international criminal organizations is not working.

“They are effectively terrorist organizations,” Barr told the host of “The Record With Greta Van Susteren,” referring to drug cartels. “They are increasingly building their connections with terrorists. Their paramilitary can take on the Mexican military, and they have so much money they can corrupt any system.”

Barr added, “The United States [has been] relegated to working through Mexico to try to deal with the cartels, and I think that’s a losing proposition.”

The former attorney general declared that these nefarious actors should be treated “more like ISIS and less like the mafia.”

Under his old boss, former President Donald Trump, the U.S. military liberated millions of people from ISIS while dwindling their control of land in the Middle East. Military leaders credited Trump’s aggressive but non-micromanaging approach to that success at the time.
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Currently, the Biden administration has “essentially abandoned the border” to the cartels, according to Barr. Barr also said these cartels are bringing in “poison” responsible for more than 100,000 American deaths per year. Last fall, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that fentanyl was a leading cause of death in the opioid crisis in 2020. The federal government has reported that the “Sinaloa and the New Generation Jalisco (Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Generación or CJNG) cartels are likely the primary trafficking groups responsible for smuggling fentanyl” into the U.S. from Mexico.
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Barr is right.  Mexico is either unwilling are incapable of taking on the cartels who are working with the Chicoms to poison Americans with dangerous drugs.  They have been responsible for killing thousands of Americans and should be treated like an enemy. 

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Former AG Bill Barr says Mexican drug cartels should be wiped off the face of the Earth 'like ISIS' because they have too much money and power for courts to ever bring them to justice

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