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Mexican drug cartels They are ordering their members to point to the border patrol agents of the United States with Kamikaze drones and other explosives amid a repression on the southern border by the Trump administration.
An internal memorandum entitled “Officer Security Alert” cited publications on social networks and other sources for warning to federal agents, the New York Post reported. The agents who were “aware of their surroundings” were remembered and should use their ballistic armor and use their long firearms.
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“On February 1, 2025, the The Sector step The Intelligence and Operations Center (EPT-IOC) received information informing that the leaders of the Mexican poster have authorized the deployment of drones equipped with explosives that will be used against the border patrol agents of the United States and the military personnel of the States United that currently work along the border with Mexico “, the memorandum, obtained by the newspaper, states.
“It is recommended that all the border patrol agents of the United States and the personnel of the Department of Defense who work along the border report any drone sighting to their respective leadership personnel and the EPT-OIC,” he said.
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News Nation, who first reported the memorandum, reported that Tiktok’s publications and other social media sites used by Mexican drug cartels have also advised illegal immigrants To spit and urinate in ice agents and defecate in their vehicles.
Other positions have urged the murderers to aim at the border staff.
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The border patrol of the United States after the agents were shot from members of the poster in Mexico while patrolling in Fronton, Texas, last week. (Texas Public Security Department)
Last week, the Border Patrol agents were gunfire from cartel members in Mexico while patrolling in Fronton, Texas, said the Department of Public Security of Texas. The members of the poster fled from Mexico due to a military presence and sought refuge in an island between Mexico and the United States, DPS said.
The warning occurs when the Trump administration has launched deportation lags aimed at illegal immigrants with criminal records and promulgated harder measures to ensure the southern border.
The leaders of the poster have realized that a proactive presence of the United States on the border could reduce their drug and human contraband profits, according to the Memo, according to the post.
Last week, American Senator Mike Lee, a Utah Republican, suggested the idea of the private green parties of the US. UU. To attack drug posters for profit.
“Congress could issue brand and retaliation letters authorizing private or civil security companies especially trained to intercept poster operations, particularly those involving drug shipments or trafficking of people through borders,” Lee wrote in X. “Concentrate in the interruption of supply lines, capturing high objective value, or seizing assets such as ships, vehicles, cash, gold or equipment used in criminal activities.”
A border patrol agent of the United States is in a cliff that seeks migrants to cross the border wall between the United States and Mexico near Sasabe, Arizona. According to reports, the agents are being attacked by Mexican drug cartels in the midst of a repression of the Trump administration to ensure the southern border. (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post through Getty Images)
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Lee suggested that it would reduce the costs for US taxpayers, since the corsores would be paid a part of what they capture and bring back to the United States.
