Trump administration launches ‘full-frontal assault’ on deadly border cartel

Fox News Digital said that the new sanctions belonging to the new Treasury are a “full assault” on one of the bloodiest southern Kartiz.

The Ministry of Treasury has faced the control of foreign assets (OFAC) two high -level members of the Del Del Norcity Cartel, and Mexican citizens Miguel Angel de Leidzma and Ricardo Gonzalez Sososa, on Wednesday.

CDN was one of eight gangs and national criminal groups described as “foreign terrorist organizations” by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on February 20.

Under the new penalties announced this week, all property is banned and the property belonging to the De Anda and Gonzalez in the United States or in the possession or control of American people.

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During the announcement of the sanctions, Treasury Secretary Scott Pessant said that the ministry “is working to completely eliminate the cartals to make America safe again” and that the Trump administration “will revive these terrorists responsible for their criminal activities and abhorrent violence.”

“The CDN and its leaders carried out a violent campaign of intimidation, kidnapping and terrorism, and threatened societies on both sides of our southern borders,” Pesin said. “We will continue to cut the ability of the cartals to obtain drugs, money and guns that enable their violent activities.”

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Paul Perez, who is leading the Border Border Border Board Branch in South Texas Rio Grande Valley, told Fox News Digital, although the Trump administration’s border campaign has greatly reduced illegal crossings, Cartes, including CDN continues to provide a threat to the life and safety of American citizens living on the border.

“The kartlat threat is still there,” Perez said in an interview with Fox News Digital. He pointed out that “the thing in the cartals is that it is very developed,” explaining that they started using an advanced technology such as drones to carry out their operations.

The soldiers are patrolling the streets of Agilla, Mexico, March 11, 2022, after a violent carc. (Enrique Castro/AFP/Getty Images)

“They are not managers at the street gang level,” he said. “They got a lot of people alongside them who have been in this industry for a long time. They know how to move their products. They know how to get their products.”

In Mexico, Perez said, the cartals control the border and “act without punishment along the border,” while the Mexican police and the army cannot stop them.

He said that the Kartel weapons battles along the border often lead to a escape from the north to the United States, where “they will do everything in their power to move away and return. If that means harm to American citizens, they will do so.”

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When it comes to CDN, Perez said, “They are participating in ugly behavior,” such as beheading and kidnapping and “they will harm anyone who intercepts their way” regardless of whether they are Americans or otherwise.

“What I can tell you about the Norest Cartel, it is not different from any other cartridges there, Cartel Cenaloa. It’s all fatal. They are all traffic in fentanel. They are all traffic traffic. They are evading people,” he said.

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president Donald Trump signs executive orders at the White House oval office in Washington, DC, including those that help Mexican carters as foreign terrorist organizations. (Jim Watson/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)

By targeting the CDN leadership, Perez said that the Trump administration is actually weakening the cartel by creating a power vacuum that would cause the fighting that will increase the organization’s strength.

“The cartals will definitely feel,” he said. “Therefore, it is a full attack from the United States.

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“This is the protection that we bring to the borders that we could not bring under President Biden,” he added.

“President Trump said, on the path of the campaign, and since he was in office, he said repeatedly that he would do his best to protect the United States, protect its citizens and make sure that no one around him can harm our country. He does so. He takes the cartridges. He is not afraid of them.

“We want to bear the activity of the cartel that takes place in the United States. So, he did what he said he would go. We support it by 100 %.”