The situation with Mexico has never been worse. DEA has suspended American agents going into Mexico because, just last month, Mexico forbade United States drug agents from carrying weapons on the Mexican side of the border. I understand that there may be some agreement again to enable our agents to be armed, and then they will go in again. However, it should be pointed out that death threats against our agents are up. Since 1993, 23 major drug-related assassinations have taken place in Mexico. Virtually all of these murders remain unsolved. Many of them have occurred in Tijuana, or have involved victims from Tijuana in the last year.
Dianne Feinstein: “The situation with Mexico has never been worse. DEA has suspended American agents going into Mexico because, just last…”
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Discussing the worsening situation regarding drug enforcement and safety for agents in Mexico.
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