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Kamala cautions parents on fentanyl pills, backs open borders.

Vice ⁤President Kamala Harris. (Photo ⁤by Alexander Drago-Pool/Getty ⁢Images)

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OAN’s Brooke⁤ Mallory

6:00‌ PM –‍ Wednesday, July 19, 2023

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Vice⁤ President ⁢Kamala ‍Harris ⁢issued⁢ a‌ warning on Tuesday⁢ about deadly‌ fentanyl-laced pills that are killing​ young Americans,​ asserting⁤ that ‌the ⁤U.S. must be‌ “clear-eyed”​ and honest with themselves⁣ about the current‌ drug epidemic⁢ destroying ‌families.

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“Now, what’s happening at⁤ these‌ parties ‌is people​ are‍ passing ‌around pills. These are pills ‍that​ these ‍kids may⁤ think⁣ are‍ Adderall or Xanax and they are laced ​with fentanyl,” Harris said ‍at a White ​House​ meeting with attorneys​ general⁢ present. “We must ‍be clear and concise about the seriousness ⁣of this⁢ and⁤ we must‌ be​ clear-eyed⁢ as⁣ a ‍nation about ‌what is‍ happening,” she continued.

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Harris claimed ⁤that fentanyl, a potent synthetic​ opioid, is the ​top cause of mortality among those ⁣aged ⁣18 ⁣to‌ 42.

Kamala has ‍also come under fire ‌numerous⁣ times for claiming that ​gun⁢ deaths ⁣are the leading cause of death for children ‌in‌ America, ‌asserting⁣ that ‌Congress⁣ should⁢ ban ⁤all assault‍ weapons. A CDC fact-check ⁢showed that ⁢the only ⁣way that could⁢ be true ‍is if ⁢she was excluding children‌ under one-years-old and if she counted​ both 18-year-olds and 19-year-olds⁣ in the demographic.

The vice​ president’s recent comments ⁣on fentanyl-laced drugs confused ⁣many, since the majority of⁣ Americans⁢ are fully aware that⁤ Biden’s ⁤open border policies⁣ and the end ⁢of Title⁢ 42, which ​Harris‌ has⁣ consistently ⁤supported,‍ are ⁢major reasons why‌ these “fake” pills ‍and overdoses caused by them​ are⁣ becoming⁤ more ⁣prevalent.

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Mexican gangs reportedly ⁣use Chinese‍ precursor chemicals to ​press ​fentanyl ‍into counterfeit pills, ​which then kill⁣ unsuspecting ‍consumers in the United​ States when they​ are ⁢trafficked⁢ across the ​Mexican⁢ border ‌and into⁤ the‍ U.S.

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“It is basically counterfeit.⁣ They are being ⁤marketed,⁣ these pills, as though they ​are ⁢some⁢ other type of drug‍ but ⁣they are‍ in fact laced ⁢with⁢ fentanyl.⁢ We are⁢ seeing a lot of⁢ that‌ happen,”⁢ Harris said.

According‍ to ‌the ​most recent‌ official data, around⁣ 109,000‌ people ​died ​in the United⁤ States⁢ from⁣ drug‍ overdoses in a⁣ 12-month ​period ending in ⁤February.

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While the toll remains far too high,‌ Biden administration officials ​are ⁢also claiming ‌simultaneously that the ⁢incidence ‌of overdoses has⁢ stabilized‍ in ⁣2022 and⁢ 2023, ‍following a continuous‍ climb‌ from​ 2019​ to ‌2021. The ⁢administration‍ has ‌been‍ accused ⁢multiple times of ‌backtracking⁣ statements.

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Overdose ⁤deaths, according ​to⁢ officials, ‌are ⁤caused by⁣ illicit ⁢synthetic ​narcotics, ⁤including fentanyl and methamphetamine, which‌ are usually⁢ coupled ​with substances like ⁣cocaine and ⁤heroin.

Harris⁢ continued to emphasize⁤ what she‍ claimed ​was​ the Biden⁢ administration’s​ dual-track approach ⁤to reducing ​demand‌ for illicit substances⁢ by ‌financing‍ substance-abuse treatment, as agents ⁢purportedly‍ work ⁤to take⁤ down criminal ‍organizations ⁤on​ the supply side.

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According to ​the⁤ Pew Research‌ Center, ⁤when​ President ‍Joe​ Biden ‌took office in⁤ January 2021, his ‌administration⁤ took a variety of steps⁢ to remove Trump-era ⁤immigration​ restrictions. The actions included increasing‌ immigrant admissions, retaining ⁣deportation protection‌ for undocumented immigrants⁢ who‌ arrived in ​the ‍United ⁢States as minors, and not enforcing the “public charge” criterion, which denies green cards to ⁢immigrants who would ⁢utilize government⁣ programs, such ‌as Medicaid.

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Immigrants would now⁣ be‌ able to‍ use these taxpayer-funded ⁤services‌ while‍ hard-working⁢ Americans foot the bill ​through increased‍ taxes.

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Officials ⁣are also ⁣reportedly ⁤concerned ​about⁣ the rising number ⁣of Xylazine overdoses.‌ Xylazine, nicknamed “tranq,”‌ is a non-opioid sedative that ‌users frequently ‌mix⁣ with​ fentanyl to‌ prolong their ​euphoric high.

In December 2022, ‌the‌ White⁢ House stated that it ‍was‌ unable to ‍address ​what Vice ​President Kamala⁢ Harris was doing ‍to address the​ “root cause” of​ mass⁣ migration to the ⁤southern border, one ‍of her portfolio’s ‍primary ‍challenges.

 “I don’t ⁣have anything ​to lay‌ out specifically on what ‍that work looks ​like,” press⁣ secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said ⁣when asked‍ about Harris’s role in immigration ​at ⁤a briefing.

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