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Chinese Drug Cartels Are Infiltrating Mexico

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July 18, 2022

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Chinese organized crime is working with Mexican drug cartels to smuggle drugs into the US, and they're reaping big profits in the process. President Trump got Xi Jinping to promise to crack down on illicit drug makers in China, and China did supposedly introduce the death penalty as punishment for drug making. But over time it became clear that the CCP wasn't really interested in cracking down on the industry. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why the CCP supports China's drug trade to the US, what the CCP says about Chinese triads operating in Mexico, and how both exotic animals and certain trees have been ravaged by the drug trade in Mexico.

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