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Mexico agreed to rush 10,000 national guard troops to the border to strengthen efforts to block the flow of drugs, especially fentanyl, coming into the United States.
Author: Mary Beth Sheridan
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What the Republican candidates get wrong about Mexico and fentanyl
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Mexico’s organized crime groups have emerged as a major target in the Republican presidential primary campaign. But many of the candidates’ proposals don’t take into account realities on the ground.
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Friends or foes? Biden and Mexico’s López Obrador are both.
Washington Post – Politics:
Their relationship is important, but it isn’t always easy.
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Biden makes first Mexico visit amid concerns over migration, fentanyl
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The trip comes at a moment of surging trade but growing U.S. concerns over irregular migration and a historic number of deaths from drug overdoses.
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Mexico’s president meets Biden amid tension over migration, fentanyl
Washington Post – Politics:
A month after boycotting Biden’s Western Hemisphere summit, Andrés Manuel López Obrador goes to the White House for a make-up meeting.