Katarina Szulc

Yeah, like, okay, so one batch will be like $150,000 worth of fentanyl pills.

It depends because it depends on the size of the pills.

It depends on the strength of fentanyl in each pill.

It is in the east coast.

It's not at the same level, but it certainly is in the east coast.

Okay.

What I know what's happening for sure in the East Coast is a lot of people are being contracted by the cartels to, and not Mexican people.

Canadian nationals are being contracted by the cartels to operate as enforcers.

A lot of people in Quebec and Ontario.

What does that mean?

They're protecting the operations.

Taking out hits, threatening people, ensuring that the right individuals are being paid off, whether that be enforcement at the border so that guns can get across into Canada from the U.S.

or fentanyl can go the other way.

Yeah.

So prior to Canada re-implementing the visa requirement, a lot of the Mexican nationals were flying directly into Canada.

They completely would bypass the U.S.

It was much easier that way because they wouldn't need a visa.

Now it's a little bit different.

Now some of the operatives who were already based in the U.S.

are moving into Canada.