Katarina Szulc

How has the U.S.

ramped it up?

The same thing they do with the Mexican government, actually.

Okay, you want to put these troops here?

Oh, you want to implement this, I don't know, thermal technology that can tell you if someone's even close to the border along the over 2,000 miles that it spans?

We're going to find a way around that.

They typically do that, and that's why they've been so successful and profitable in every operation.

But I don't want to sound like a spokesperson for the cartel.

And I sometimes, you know, talking about exactly how they're reacting to certain things.

But they do adapt.

That's one thing.

There's a crackdown and they find another way.

I mean, it just happened in Sinaloa.

The U.S.

and Mexico were trying so hard, had this whole operation to get the main security enforcer for the Sinaloa cartel, La Perris.

They get him.

There's a new guy in.

And he is bigger and badder than ever before.

I mean, they'll always find a way around it.

Oh, Trump in his first administration is cracking down on the southern border?