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In a recent interview, Freeway Ricky, a former drug dealer, shared his perspective on the relentless flow of drugs into the U.S., emphasizing the futility of stopping drug trafficking at the border. Discussing the recent killing of Al Mitchell, a top figure in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel with $50 million in assets, Ricky highlighted the brutal violence linked to Mexican cartels, including shootouts and attacks affecting entire states. He noted that cartel violence far surpasses what is seen in the U.S., with ruthless tactics such as cutting off tongues to prevent snitching. Ricky also explained how the drug trade evolved, with Mexican groups rising after Nicaragua-based traffickers shifted routes post-earthquake. Ultimately, he stressed that as long as there is demand, drugs will find their way in — even penetrating maximum-security prisons — making education and prevention essential tools in combating drug use rather than relying solely on enforcement.
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