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0:41Now PlayingPresident Joe Biden acknowledged challenges posed by migration, border security and fentanyl trafficking, urging Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in a meeting to step up cooperation between their two countries on those matters.
The US and Mexico were working “side-by-side” to “tackle organized crime, and to address the opioid epidemic,” Biden said Friday during their sitdown on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in San Francisco. And he praised AMLO, as the Mexican president is known, for his “leadership” to help “address historic levels of migration.”
Migration and fentanyl are at the top of the agenda for Biden, whose administration has struggled to handle record numbers of crossings at the US-Mexico border and a rise in addiction and overdoses from synthetic opioids.
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