Trump officials taking more steps to fight cartels with national security tools
Federal law enforcement officials are moving to work more closely with spying agencies to enforce President Donald Trump’s directives against drug traffickers. Traditional law enforcement agencies need new guidance on how to use confidentia
Republican Ledger staff · 1:03 PM ET
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Federal law enforcement officials are moving to work more closely with spying agencies to enforce President Donald Trump’s directives against drug traffickers. Traditional law enforcement agencies need new guidance on how to use confidential informants in cartel investigations now that such groups are considered terrorist organizations, the Justice Department’s Office of the Inspector General said […]
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