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AND Trump of the Ministry of Finance New sanctions are the “full frontal attack” on one of the most deadly cartels in the south of the border, said a local border official for Fox News Digital.
The Department of the Office for Control of Foreign Property (OFAC) at the Ministry of Treasury has sanctioned two high cartel Del Norete (CDN), Mexican nationals Miguel Angel de Anda Ledesm and Ricardo Gonzalez Sauced, Wednesday.
CDN was one of eight cartels and transnational criminal groups marked “Foreign Terrorist Organization” by the Ministry of State on February 20th.
According to new sanctions on the announced this week, all property and interest in real estate associated de Anda and Gonzalez who are in the United States or in possession or control over US persons are blocked.
Video shots from the Texas Department of Public Safety Airplane recorded a battle of weapons between the Fraction of the Gulf Cartel earlier this year. (Texas Department of Public Security)
As he announces sanctions, the Minister of Finance Scott betting He said that the department was “working to complete the cartel to make America safe again” and that Trump’s administration “would be considered responsible for their criminal activities and nitric violent deeds.”
“CDN and his leaders conducted a violent campaign of intimidation, abduction and terrorism, threatening communities on both sides of our southern border,” Besent said. “We will still cut off the ability of the cartel to get drugs, money and weapons that allow their violent activities.”
Paul Perez, who runs a chapter of national border patrol in southern Texas Rio Grande Valley, told Fox News Digital, although he has dramatically reduced the border breakthrough of Trump’s administration administration illegal crossingsCarts, including CDN, are still a threat to the lives and safety of American citizens living on the border.
“There is still a cartel threat,” Perez said in an interview with Fox News Digital. He noted that “the thing about the cartel is that they are very sophisticated,” explaining that they started using advanced Technology like drones perform their operations.
The soldiers patrol the streets of Aguililla, Mexico, March 11, 2022, after the violent cartel activity. (Enrique Castro/AFP/Getty Images)
“They are not managers at the street gang level,” he said. “They have a lot of people who have been in this industry for a long time. They know their products move. They know how to transfer their product.”
In Mexico, Perez said, the cartels control the border and “act unpunished all over the border,” while Mexican police and the army are unable to stop them.
He said that Kartel’s shooting along the border often leads to members of the cartel fleeing north to the US, where they “do everything they can to come back and return. And if it means to harm American citizens, then they will do it.”
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When it comes to CDN, Perez said “they are engaged in grotesque behavior”, such as beating and abduction and “will keep everyone on their way” whether they are Americans or otherwise.
“What I can tell you about the Noresta cartel, they are no different from any other cartel outside, the cartel of Sinalo. They are all deadly cartels. They all go to the fentanil. They all traffic in drugs. They trade in humans,” he explained.
President Donald Trump signs executive commands at the oval office of the White House in Washington, including one that designates Mexican cartels as a foreign terrorist organization. (Jim Watson/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
Putting CDN’s leadership, Perez said that Trump’s administration is effectively weakening the cartel, creating a vacuum of strength that will cause a conflict that will further SAP’s power of organization.
“The cartels will definitely feel it,” he said. “So it is a completely frontal attack from the United States.
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“It’s the protection we bring to the border we couldn’t bring President Biden“He added.
“President TrumpOn the wake of the campaign, and since he was on duty, he repeatedly said that he would do everything he could to protect the United States, to protect his citizens and ensure that there was no one that he could hurt our country. And he does it. Takes the cartels. They are not afraid of them.
“We want to delay the cartel activity that happens in the United States. So, he did what he said to go. We support that 100%.”
