In the news-
State-run media update: Border security is tougher than ever, Department of Homeland Security report finds
The US Department of Homeland Security fills out their own report card and tells us all is well.
Same news day:
53 pounds of fentanyl-laced heroin moves past strict post 911/War on Terror security protocols, a $40.6 billion US Dept. of Homeland Security, and verification of passports/enhanced & Real IDs- then, on into NY City.
Welcome Home Troops
Busy news week:
Telling sign of heroin epidemic: Snohomish County runs out of needle cleanup kits
Methamphetamine use on the rise in southern Illinois
“The region has become a prime destination for Mexican drug cartels bringing cheaper and higher quality crystal meth into the U.S., DEA agent Doug Dorley told the Belleville News-Democrat.”
Homeland Security Vote of Confidence: Mexican meth, called ‘ice,’ hits the streets in Lafayette
More here:
Coast Guard comes home to Heroin at Port Angeles
Lazy Newspeople and the Opioid Crisis
16 Years Past 911 – Welcome Home Troops
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Meanwhile, Heroin-Trafficking Cartels Move Product into Washington State
Newspeople will not question the US Border Patrol at Port Angeles?
Our free and independent press has stopped asking questions.
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