Trump’s administration advertised the extradition of more than two dozen defendants from Mexico after Ministry of Justice He announced that they had now taken 29 in custody.
“Today, the United States has secured custody of 29 defendants from Mexico facing the charges in districts across the country regarding recording, drug trade, murder, illegal use of firearms, money laundering and other crimes,” said the undermosphere in a press release on Thursday.
The announcement arrived as the president wants to break drug cartels and secure the southern border of the nation.
Mexico extradite us dozens of leaders and cartel members, including Lord drug Rafael Caro Quintelo
This picture published by the FBI depicts the requested published for Rafael Caro Quintero. (FBI by AP, file)
“President Trump ordered the Ministry of Justice and the State Ministry to happen, and State Attorney Bondi and Secretary of State Rubio did a huge job in that,” the white house secretary said on Friday.
The statement stated that the group “included one of the most interesting cartel bosses in the world, Rafael Caro Quintero, who tortured and killed the agent Dea Kiki Camereren in 1985.”
“The previous administration enabled these criminals to liberate and commit crimes around the world. Trump’s administration declares these robberies to terrorists, because they are and require justice for the US people,” the statement added.
After the president Donald Trump In January, in January, he issued an executive order to the subject, State Department announced last week the appointment of eight groups as foreign terrorist organizations.
The infamous subjects, including the MS-13 and a moment de Aragua, were among the marked.
“The accused in the US detention today include leaders and managers of drug cartel recently labeled as foreign terrorist organizations and specially appointed global terrorists, such as Cartel Sinalo, Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Geneción (CJng), Cauel del Norteste (former Los Zetas) For the public on Thursday.
The director of the FBI Kash Patel, who swore last week, stated that the Federal Agency for Laws and his “partners will see the ends of the country to lead the terrorists and members of the cartel to justice,” the statement said.
Mexican drug cartel leader extradited to US in order to face federal drug trafficking charges
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“The age of harm to Americans and free walking is over,” he said.
Fox News’ Kaitlin Sprague has contributed to this report
