Katarina Szulc

For the most part, this happens in border towns,

Or in states that are major profit regions for the cartel.

So that's California, Texas, Arizona.

It goes up high on the food chain.

To the federal level.

Yeah.

I've seen it firsthand.

On the federal level, cartels have basically infiltrated any member of politics that they believe they can get to that is willing to work with them.

and that can push policy that directly benefits them.

So whether it's senators, congressmen, DEA, ICE even, they have their claws in all of these departments.

how would I know that these people know, or how would they know?

It happens both ways.

So certainly they have these lobbying groups set up or they can push their agenda in a way where it doesn't seem like it's directly coming from them.

Now, at the end of the day, I have an issue with this because I find that it's hard to

not to know.

Anyone with half a brain, especially if you're in a high ranking position of power, you can dig deep enough to figure it out.

And they do have ways to use it to their advantage with certain companies they have and

It would be open borders.

It would be lack of oversight of agriculture coming from Mexico.

It would certainly be drug policies, so like safe supply stuff.