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Are there (gasp) criminals coming across the border?
Are there (gasp) criminals coming across the border?
I'd suggest that there are always criminals coming across borders. I mean, the UN is in New York, of course criminals are coming across the border. Some have diplomatic passports. Some are US citizens go abroad and coming back. Some are illegals.
What's your point?
Are there (gasp) criminals coming across the border?
You just caused untold of millions of Liberals brains to explode.
You just caused untold of millions of Liberals brains to explode.
So theoretically, could one just beat the crap out of any illegal and demand $5,000? I'm just asking for a friend.
Every person who crosses into the US illegally is a criminal. What is the part of ILLEGAL do dumbocrats not understand.So theoretically, could one just beat the crap out of any illegal and demand $5,000?
I'm just asking for a friend.
They don't understand the I part, and the two L's, then an E and G, then an A and a third L.Every person who crosses into the US illegally is a criminal. What is the part of ILLEGAL do dumbocrats not understand.
Some who cross the border are smuggling drugs such as fentanyl.Of course, every day.
Everyone who crossed the border illegally broke the law, so they're all criminals. Some far more than others.
Some who cross the border are smuggling drugs such as fentanyl.
Fentanyl seizures at U.S. southern border rise dramatically
Federal agents say the powerful synthetic opioid is becoming a drug of choice for the cartels because it’s highly profitable and easier to smuggle.www.nbcnews.com
Fentanyl is the leading cause of death in Americans ages 18-45
According to CDC data, in the year ending in April 2021, fentanyl claimed the lives of 40,010 Americans ages 18-45. That’s more than car accidents, suicide, COVID, and cancer.www.thedenverchannel.com
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In the years since, drug dealers started using fentanyl as a cheap substitute to cut their drugs and stretch them farther. Today, according to the CDC, fentanyl is the leading cause of death for adults ages 18-45 in the United States.
“We are in the worst overdose crisis we’ve ever been in in the United States,” said Lisa Raville, executive director of the Harm Reduction Action Center in Denver. “In a magical world there would be no drugs, but we live here.”
In the year ending in April 2021, fentanyl claimed the lives of 40,010 Americans ages 18-45. That’s more than car accidents (22,442), suicide (21,678), COVID (21,335), and cancer (17,114).
That Trump was right.I'd suggest that there are always criminals coming across borders. I mean, the UN is in New York, of course criminals are coming across the border. Some have diplomatic passports. Some are US citizens go abroad and coming back. Some are illegals.
What's your point?
I stand corrected…I thought that already happened back in the 1960's.
The drug problem seems to be solving itself.Some who cross the border are smuggling drugs such as fentanyl.
Fentanyl seizures at U.S. southern border rise dramatically
Federal agents say the powerful synthetic opioid is becoming a drug of choice for the cartels because it’s highly profitable and easier to smuggle.www.nbcnews.com
Fentanyl is the leading cause of death in Americans ages 18-45
According to CDC data, in the year ending in April 2021, fentanyl claimed the lives of 40,010 Americans ages 18-45. That’s more than car accidents, suicide, COVID, and cancer.www.thedenverchannel.com
***snip***
In the years since, drug dealers started using fentanyl as a cheap substitute to cut their drugs and stretch them farther. Today, according to the CDC, fentanyl is the leading cause of death for adults ages 18-45 in the United States.
“We are in the worst overdose crisis we’ve ever been in in the United States,” said Lisa Raville, executive director of the Harm Reduction Action Center in Denver. “In a magical world there would be no drugs, but we live here.”
In the year ending in April 2021, fentanyl claimed the lives of 40,010 Americans ages 18-45. That’s more than car accidents (22,442), suicide (21,678), COVID (21,335), and cancer (17,114).