Trump Orders U.S. Military Action Against Terrorist Drug Cartels

Do you support drone strikes on the Sackler family?
Sure, as soon as you can provide where they are classified as a terrorist organization. Took advantage of the pain society for profit, wreck communities and families. They are absolute trash. As well as the providers who over prescribed in the name of kickbacks.

I don’t see drug cartels doing settlements like Purdue Pharmaceuticals did.
 
Sure, as soon as you can provide where they are classified as a terrorist organization. Took advantage of the pain society for profit, wreck communities and families. They are absolute trash. As well as the providers who over prescribed in the name of kickbacks.

I don’t see drug cartels doing settlements like Purdue Pharmaceuticals did.
They check all the boxes except being classified as a terrorist organization, and how would that matter given their effect on US society has been the same or worse than the cartels?
That settlement with Purdue Pharma let them keep many $billions so I wouldn't give them too much credit for it.
Well agreed on them and the overprescribing providers being trash.
 
At what part in the video does he articulate the measurable impact of blowing up the boat, and killing 11 people will have on narcotics use or distribution in the United States?
Thats not why I replied to your post. Drug interdiction hasn't worked and the US is moving on from that. There's nothing left to measure as the drugs and the terrorist are in Davy jones's locker.
 
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Thats not why I replied to your post. Drug interdiction hasn't worked and the US is moving on from that. There's nothing left to measure as the drugs and the terrorist are in Davy jones's locker.

So what impact will this operation have on narcotics use or distribution in the United States?

Are we going to sit 7 navy ships and a submarine in the Caribbean and blow up every small watercraft we see from now on?
 
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Suspected Sinaloa Cartel Members Apprehended in 23-State Sweep By DEA​


A massive nationwide crackdown on the deadly Sinaloa Cartel has culminated in more than 600 arrests, officials say.

The big swoop included 171 suspects in New England, as part of a week-long operation that targeted one of the world’s most powerful drug trafficking organizations, according to officials.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced Monday that from Aug. 25 to 29, agents arrested 617 people with ties to the cartel across 23 field divisions in the US.

The enforcement action, billed as a DEA surge, also netted a massive haul of drugs, firearms, and cash.

Among the seizures: 480 kilograms of fentanyl powder, 2,209 kilograms of methamphetamine, 7,469 kilograms of cocaine, 16.5 kilograms of heroin, more than 714,000 counterfeit pills, 420 firearms, and $11 million in cash.

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480 kilograms of fentanyl powder, 2,209 kilograms of methamphetamine, 7,469 kilograms of cocaine, 16.5 kilograms of heroin, more than 714,000 counterfeit pills, 420 firearms, and $11 million in cash were seized.

 
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