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Them go. >> emily: human smuggling in the narcotics industry that these cartels are engaged in, and again, who is being discarded? humans. that migrants and children. >> dagen: children are being poisoned in this country, and i have not seen anyone in that's biden administration going to a funeral. i said this at the very beginning when they started rolling back the immigration policies. they have intentionally laid the foundation to allow human traffickers and drug traffickers to profit and prosper for human misery, suffering, and death. and the fact that it has not been reversed, the fact th...

Europe is increasingly becoming a major hub for production, trans-shipment and consumption market for cocaine, EU agencies said.

50,000 lives over the last six years, in monitor ray, the center of a turf battle between rival drug cartels. it's it's no coincidence the violence takes place near the american border. the american drug consumption is fueling the narcotics industry. the situation in mexico reminds many of what took place in colombia in the early '80s and '90s. that's me in early 1983. had i hair back then at the pablo escobar funeral in meda yeen. special aelth javier peña was part of the operation that brought down escobar and joins us now from houston. agent, thank you for being with us. >>. >> thank you, ...

Helmand province and a big money maker when it comes to narcotics. it said the taliban made around $200,000 a month by taxing the narcotics industry alone in this one city. that being said, betty, it has been a week of fighting, raging battles between the taliban and the u.s. marines. even though the u.s. marines have advanced weaponry and technology, the taliban using their ak-47s, using their other weapons that are not as sophisticated as the u.s. marines, they're not giving up because of the way that they're fighting the battle. they're coming out in squad numbers. that's around 10 to 14 fi...