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Biden administration officials at a U.S. Senate hearing Wednesday on the deadly illicit drug fentanyl said they need more money for better screening technology at ports of entry at the Southern border.

The move comes just ahead of the first anniversary of war’s start and shortly after the Ukrainian president’s visit in December.

Biden administration says it needs more money for better fentanyl screening technology at ports of entry at the Southern border

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee wants Mexico and countries that supply the precursor chemicals for making cheap and potent fentanyl to be held accountable and

One Chinese spy balloon and three unidentified flying objects have been detected and shot down near South Carolina, Alaska, Michigan and in Canada.

The Pentagon has tried to avoid describing the devices as balloons, but it is not clear what else would be able to fly at such heights without propulsion.

A top Senate Democrat said Wednesday he's running out of patience with Mexico's lagging efforts to uproot cartels and stop the flow of deadly fentanyl, saying the U.S. is "working with kid gloves" when it comes to its southern neighbor even as tens of thousands of Americans die.

Lawmakers are seeking ways to stem the flow of fentanyl into the country as most of the fentanyl in the country is being trafficked into the U.S.

Biden administration officials at a U.S. Senate hearing Wednesday on the deadly illicit drug fentanyl said they need more money for better screening technology at ports of entry at the Southern border.

Biden administration officials said they need better screening technology to stop fentanyl traffic at ports of entry at the Southern border.