Illicit fentanyl is devastating our communities. In Racine County last year, 68 people died from an illicit fentanyl overdose. In Kenosha County, 48 people died of an illicit fentanyl overdose death. Illicit fentanyl is the leading cause of death for individuals aged 18 to 45. We must keep working to keep these drugs off our streets. I am pleased to announce two of my amendments passed the House last week. The first amendment will support funding to combat fentanyl from entering the country and strengthening border security. The second amendment will support funding for high intensity drug trafficking areas. This will be used to combat the increase in overdose deaths from fentanyl and related substances. These amendments are an important step in keeping these dangerous substances off our streets. In order to stop the illicit fentanyl flow, we need to secure the border, fund law enforcement, and make fentanyl-related substances a permanent schedule I drug. I encourage Congress to take the steps necessary to protect our communities from this illicit substance. Children's Mental Health
Bryan Steil: “Illicit fentanyl is devastating our communities. In Racine County last year, 68 people died from an illicit fentanyl…”
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