Mexico and Cartels — Why It Matters to America’s Security, Economy & Public Health
Mexican cartels aren’t just a problem south of the border — they are a strategic threat that reaches deep into the United States’ social fabric, public health, and national security. These transnational criminal groups dominate the trafficking of fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, and other dangerous drugs into the U.S., fueling a deadly opioid crisis and undermining community safety from coast to coast. Cartel networks also leverage American demand, U.S.–sourced firearms, and sophisticated smuggling routes to expand their reach, corrupt institutions, and weaken the rule of law on both sides of the border, making cartel violence a matter that profoundly affects American citizens and policymakers alike.
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