DHS warns Mexican-produced drugs like fentanyl likely to kill more Americans than any other threat

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54% : The assessment says that seizures of fentanyl at the border continue to increase through 2023, with Customs and Border Protection on track to seize a record amount of fentanyl, even as seizures of drugs like cocaine and methamphetamine remain steady or decline.
35% : "In addition to the enduring terrorism threat, we expect illegal drugs produced in Mexico and sold in the United States will continue to kill more Americans than any other threat," the agency's Homeland Threat Assessment for 2024 says.

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