The Mexican Government Is Manipulating Joe Biden
Mexico’s President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, discussed the country’s role in issues affecting the U.S., including illegal immigration and drug trafficking. He emphasized Mexico’s influence on these matters and the challenges posed by drug cartels. Obrador’s statements reflect a complex relationship between the two countries, touching on drug production, border control, and economic impacts. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the President of Mexico, highlighted Mexico’s involvement in significant issues impacting the United States, such as illegal immigration and drug trafficking. His remarks underscore the country’s sway in these areas and the obstacles presented by drug cartels. Obrador’s comments shed light on the intricate interplay between the two nations, addressing drug manufacturing, border management, and economic ramifications.
On Sunday night on CBS’ “60 Minutes,” Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the president of Mexico, explained that Mexico is going to continue to give the United States the runaround, on everything from mass illegal immigration being facilitated by the drug cartels across America through the southern border, to the importation of literally tons of fentanyl, which is killing over 100,000 Americans every single year.
It’s very clear that Mexico has been giving the United States the runaround. Even a senior fellow at the Left-wing Brookings Institution — who directs the Initiative on Nonstate Armed Actors and the Brookings series ”The Opioid Crisis in America: Domestic and International Dimensions” — said last week, “Mexico eviscerated cooperation to a bare minimum because President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s administration has been unwilling and uninterested in mounting any serious law enforcement policy toward Mexican criminal groups.”
It’s important to understand that Mexico is run by the drug cartels that bring in all the revenue. They kill anyone who gets in their way. They control the entirety of the length of the southern border of the United States.
I have visited that border, and I can confirm they are flying Mexican drug cartel drones above American territory because they control the border.
According to that Brookings Institute representative, “Mexico continues to calculate that it can get away with only sporadic, minimal, and inadequate counternarcotics collaboration as long as it leverages its ability to hamper or permit the flow of undocumented migrants to the U.S.-Mexico border and as long as the United States depends on it for migration control.”
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Obrador was asked if the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) was wrong in saying that the drug cartels were mass-producing fentanyl and if the State Department was wrong in saying most of the fentanyl was coming out of Mexico.
He answered that the DEA and the State Department were, indeed, wrong, then added, “Or rather, they don’t have all the information because fentanyl is also produced in the United States. … Fentanyl is produced in the United States, in Canada, and in Mexico. And the chemical precursors come from Asia.”
He’s lying. The vast majority of fentanyl is being trafficked across America’s southern border. The cartels are in league with China, who is sending the precursor chemicals for fentanyl creation to Mexico.
They used to pour pure, uncut fentanyl into Mexico for it to then be trafficked across the southern American border. But the United States put a bit of pressure on China under the Trump administration, and the Chinese government decided they were going to send precursors instead. They would use a legal fiction that would send all the ingredients, process all of it in Mexico, and then press it into pill form. That pill form doesn’t always look like fentanyl pills; sometimes it looks like drugs such as Adderall, which is why you’re seeing people who are being poisoned by fentanyl.
Obrador was asked, “What would happen to the U.S. if they closed the border?”
“You would not be able to buy inexpensive cars if the border is closed,” he answered. “That is, you would have to pay $10,000, $15,000, more for a car. There are factories in Mexico and there are factories in the United States that are fundamental for all the consumers in the United States and all the consumers in Mexico.”
When he says the United States can’t shut the border, what he is referring to is the flow of cars across the border. That is not the same thing as the United States being unable to stop the illegal migration across the border.
What the drug cartels are doing right now, as we saw in the first episode of our series “Divided States of Biden,” is dropping off hundreds of illegal immigrants at weigh stations in the desert, waiting for Border Patrol to congregate at those stations, and then sending people with backpacks filled with fentanyl over the border into the United States.
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We examine all of this in the second episode of the series, which is a groundbreaking piece of investigative work. We investigate everything from the Chinese-Mexican-American trafficking relationship to the fentanyl crisis in Kensington, an area of Philadelphia.
This is on Joe Biden. Our wide-open southern border is on Joe Biden. He’s not using leverage against the Mexican government. He’s not doing anything.
How do we know this? Because Obrador said that in order for him to stop the illegal immigration wave across the southern border, he wants the United States to commit $20 billion a year to poor countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, to lift all sanctions on Venezuela (a communist regime), end the embargo on Cuba (another communist regime), and legalize anyone who’s an illegal immigrant living in the United States.
He’s now holding up — at point of fentanyl gun — the United States.
And Joe Biden is doing nothing about it.
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