This bill aims to improve coordination between local law enforcement agencies, State and Federal security forces, and our counterparts in Mexico by sharing data, creating professional development exchange programs, and supporting technical assistance to crack down on fentanyl traffickers.
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Stanton explains the bill's goal of enhancing cooperation to combat fentanyl trafficking.
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