Don’t Visit Mexico, the Nation Whose Cartel Members Pour Through Our Borders

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Don’t let your children go to Mexico on spring break. The State Department issued the strongest possible “do not travel” warning for six states due to threats of “crime and kidnapping” as a former US Marshall claims cartels are infiltrating once-safe resorts.

With our open borders, these are the people pouring into our country. What will it take to make people angry and demand change?

The State Department has issued its highest-tier warning for some parts of America’s neighbor to the south that are run by drug cartels and pose potential threats to American tourists.

The “do not travel” warning has been issued across six of 32 Mexican states due to “crime and kidnapping.”

Robert Almonte, a former US marshal in the western district of Texas, told NewsNation that there “is a cartel presence in these resorts,” some of which have long been considered safe.

Puerto Vallarta, a popular spring break destination, is run by cartels. The Jalisco New Generation Cartel trafficks a “significant proportion of the fentanyl and other deadly drugs that enter the United States,” according to the Treasury.

Of Mexico’s 32 states, just two are currently listed under the State Department’s lowest level “normal precautions” designation – Campeche and Yucatan.

Almonte says to stop visiting Mexico until the cartels are under control.

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Exercise Increased Caution When Traveling To:
Exercise Normal Precautions When Traveling To:

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GuvGeek
GuvGeek
2 years ago

Oh no, just the opposite. Encourage all the Liberals you can find to send their children to Mexico. Maybe at least some Liberals will get the idea when their kids come home in a box.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
2 years ago

I cannot imagine going to a country which robs us blind and drugs us up.

There was a family wedding there, I did not attend, some others felt the same way.

Reader mostly
Reader mostly
2 years ago

Twenty years ago I moved to location so remote and inhospitable, organized crime and government forgot we exist. The felons we encounter are usually suffering from cabin fever. They grunt and root through the garbage, but are easily scared off with a flapping tarp.