US EditionChina Must Fix Fentanyl Flow Before US Trade Talks, Senator Says
- Senator Steve Daines called on China to address the manufacturing of precursor chemicals for fentanyl, emphasizing President Trump's demand for action during a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang on March 23.
- President Trump imposed tariffs on various countries, including a 20 percent tariff on Chinese goods, citing their handling of fentanyl smuggling into the U.S.
- Congress is considering the Break Up Suspicious Transactions of Fentanyl Act to combat fentanyl trafficking by giving the president more authority over entities involved.
- The Drug Enforcement Administration reported that xylazine, often mixed with fentanyl, has been found in seizure samples from 48 of 50 states, increasing the danger of fentanyl use in America.
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Senator Daines: Trump is Action-Oriented, Calls on China to Halt Fentanyl Flow
Senator Steve Daines: “President Trump is a result-oriented, action-oriented president. That’s what we need the Chinese to do. They’ve got to take action. They’ve got to stop the flow… of these fentanyl precursors into Mexico, and Canada as well.”
The Daily Signal
Red Wave PressSenate Intelligence Panel Hearing Focuses on Mexican Cartels’ Fentanyl, Chinese Suppliers
Leaders of the U.S. intel community on Tuesday went before the Senate Intelligence Committee to discuss their recently published 2025 Annual Threat Assessment. The panel of witnesses included Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, FBI Director Kash Patel, National Security Agency Director Air Force Gen. Timothy Haugh, and Defense Intelligence Agency Director Air Force Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse. The committee …
Addison McDowell speaks to FOX8 about big issues
(WGHP) -- It’s been a whirlwind experience for Addison McDowell. He became a freshman in Congress after having little experience in government before. But when he ran for the Republican nomination for North Carolina’s 6th District, he had one overriding issue: securing the border and stopping the flow of the deadly fentanyl that took his brother’s life a year or so ago. He says his alignment with President Trump on that issue was key to his vict…
Edmonton Journal
Accused B.C. fentanyl smuggler's case illustrates complexity of cross-border drug trade
'All you catch are mules and rather meaningless actors, as opposed to the people who are behind it and profit from it,' says criminologist.
Xi must stop fentanyl flow before tariff talks, Trump ally says
An American senator said China must halt the flow of fentanyl ingredients into the U.S. before any trade negotiations, a demand that clouds the prospect of imminent leaders’ talks to ease tensions between the world’s two largest economies.
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