Drug Cartels Say No Thanks to Enhanced ID

14 years after 911- Homeland Security protocols fail to keep heroin out:

Video: DEA: ‘Meth … is dark horse riding side by side with heroin’; Mexican cartels operating in Northwest

Over 70 kilograms of heroin get past the US Dept. of Homeland Security and into The Bronx

Young Hands in Mexico Feed Growing U.S. Demand for Heroin

Officers Uncover Heroin Pipeline From Nashville To Mexico

Why a bag of heroin costs less than a pack of cigarettes

Sam Quinones tracks heroin from Mexico to the suburbs

As always- the story comes with zero reporting or questions from newspeople about why the proud War on Terror is unable to keep heroin out of the US.

Seems like post-911 security protocols & the War on Terror would be a drug cartel’s worst nightmare. What does the US Dept. of Homeland Security have to say about all this?

The press remains silent.

“The reality, according to Drug Enforcement Administration figures, is that 90 percent of the meth on U.S. streets is cooked in Mexico, where precursor chemicals are far easier to obtain.”

Enhanced ID has been required to cross into the US since 2009.

If it works to keep bad guys out- how are cartels moving heroin into the Puget Sound area in 2015?

DEA:

“James said western Washington might as well be the backyard for three Mexican drug cartels.”

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Heroin traffickers are frequently successful at what they do. If terrorists were just as interested in entering the US- it appears that federal departments and agencies would have no way to stop them.

Don’t worry-

The Super Bowl and public affairs will be safe-