
Feds Charge 47 Linked to Sinaloa Cartel
The defendants belonged to various trafficking organizations that were part of an extensive network supplying Imperial County, CA.

The defendants belonged to various trafficking organizations that were part of an extensive network supplying Imperial County, CA.

The DEA’s report assesses the status of a variety of federally illegal substances, including fentanyl, heroin, and cannabis.

Mysterious banners have appeared overnight in Mexico prohibiting fentanyl trafficking, signed by the current leaders of the infamous Sinaloan cartel. Whether the banners serve as a gesture of good will, disinformation, or an attempt to corner a lucrative market remains unclear.

The governments of both Mexico and the U.S. admit that legal cannabis is hurting cartel crops.

The defendants belonged to various trafficking organizations that were part of an extensive network supplying Imperial County, CA.

The DEA’s report assesses the status of a variety of federally illegal substances, including fentanyl, heroin, and cannabis.

Mysterious banners have appeared overnight in Mexico prohibiting fentanyl trafficking, signed by the current leaders of the infamous Sinaloan cartel. Whether the banners serve as a gesture of good will, disinformation, or an attempt to corner a lucrative market remains unclear.

The governments of both Mexico and the U.S. admit that legal cannabis is hurting cartel crops.
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