Senator’s Fighting cartels on social media law & Bypass the fentanyl method included in the year National Defense Authorization Act
Washington – Arizona Senior Senator Kirsten Cinema will include two bipartisan bills at the annual meeting to crack down on cartels smuggling dangerous weapons, individuals and drugs like fentanyl, and to keep families safe. Successful. National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
of cinema Fighting cartels on social media law Also co-hosted by Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, it cracks down on the illegal and dangerous recruitment of teens by cartels through social media for smuggling and human trafficking.of cinema Bypass the fentanyl methodCo-sponsored with Kelly to strengthen America’s response to the fentanyl crisis and stop the flow of fentanyl into Arizona by targeting cartels economically.
“I am committed to keeping Arizona communities safe by stopping dangerous cartels from smuggling drugs across the border. It will crack down on human trafficking, stop human smuggling, and give Arizona families peace of mind.If we sign this bill, Arizona, and America, will be a safer, healthier place to call home.” Cinema said.
“We hear from sheriffs, border agents and community leaders about how cartel drug trafficking operations are affecting communities every day,” Kelly said. “The federal government must act vigorously to stop these criminals and prevent the poisoning of Arizonas with dangerous drugs like fentanyl. It seeks to hire cartels and smugglers to make it safer.”
“My lawmakers work every day to protect our communities from the load drivers recruited by cartels on social media. We will be able to crack down on unsolicited recruitment and make Cochise County’s streets and families safer. We look forward to making this life-saving law the law of the country,” said Cochise County Sheriff Mark. Danells said.
Sierra Vista Mayor Claire McCarter said: “We are pleased to announce that steps have been taken to address cartels’ use of social media to recruit truck drivers to transport migrants north from the U.S.-Mexico border. I’m happy,” he said. “These truck drivers are encouraged to drive recklessly through communities in southern Arizona, with little consideration of the potentially fatal consequences of their actions. This is of the utmost concern to Sierra Vista residents and we thank Senator Cinema for passing this bill.”
“Fentanyl and illegal drugs are ravaging communities across the United States. Law enforcement agencies need every tool at their disposal to combat these criminal drug cartels and keep the public safe. We commend Senate Bill 61 for its consideration in the committee and urge Congress to pass this bill swiftly. is essential,” said Collin County, Texas Sheriff Jim Skinner, chairman of the National Sheriff’s Association’s Committee on Government Affairs.
“Social media has become a driving force for criminal organizations and cartels across continents to recruit individuals to help facilitate the crimes of drug trafficking, human trafficking, and sex trafficking. , have been less cooperative with law enforcement efforts to effectively and successfully investigate these criminal activities.The Western States Sheriffs Association has endorsed S.61, and has been a social media cartel and We are asking Congress to pass this bill to establish policy obligations by and to social media platforms regarding combat and law enforcement investigations,” Dave said. Brown, Deputy Director of the Western State Sheriff’s Association.
recently findings Fentanyl seizures in Arizona account for more than half of all fentanyl seizures in the United States.
of Bypass the fentanyl method The law requires the U.S. Treasury Department to prioritize the spread of fentanyl and deploy sanctions and anti-money laundering agencies to target the illicit funds of criminal cartels. The bill also declares international opioid trafficking a national emergency, requires the president to impose sanctions on key members of drug cartels engaged in international opioid trafficking, and increases the statute of limitations for sanctions violations from five to 10 years. It is a content that increases the possibility by extending it. to catch these criminals.Additionally, Cinema and Kelly’s Bypass the fentanyl method Track money trails and make it harder for opioid traffickers to launder money to cover up their crimes.
Cinema and Kelly’s Fighting cartels on social media law Establish and implement a national strategy to combat illegal cartel recruitment activities on social media and other online platforms, and use online platforms to fight back against cartels. recruiting arizona For smuggling operations along the southwestern border. This strategy will help law enforcement hold cartels accountable, while communities in the Arizona border region will need to engage and educate at-risk youth targeted by cartels. will provide you with tools.
The senator’s bill would also require the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to analyze the illegal use of social media by cartels, and would require technology companies to voluntarily monitor cartel recruitment activities in the U.S. with DHS and state and local governments. It also establishes a reporting process to its partners.
