DEA: Stop Saying 'Mexican Drug Cartel'

San Francisco CA

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Quoting from the trending Western Journal, one o' them freedom-lovin' cyber-rags: With Border Crisis Still Raging, DEA Reportedly Given Media Blackout Orders on Certain Terms The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has reportedly been ordered to stop referring to Mexican drug cartels as Mexican drug cartels when speaking with journalists. The Daily Caller reported that the agency’s rank and file officers and supervisors have been informed by DEA headquarters to immediately refrain from calling international drugs, weapons and humans smuggling groups “Mexican cartels.” That is in spite of the fact that such organizations are based in Mexico, where different cartels hold varying degrees of power and influence. The Daily Caller reported it learned of the change in language from the agency through an internal DEA email, sent to the outlet by a government official. In addition to being told not to use the term “Mexican cartel,” per the outlet, the DEA has also been ordered by high-ranking officials to stop using language which infers the agency is working with the Mexican government to stop these cartels. “Also, we need to now avoid saying ‘Mexican cartel’ or discussing the Mexican government or [law enforcement] cooperation with Mexico. Please continue using ‘drug cartel,’ TCO, DTO, etc,” the email reportedly read. The report that the DEA is seeking to police its language comes as the Department of Homeland Security continues to oversee a crisis at the U.S. border with Mexico. Since late 2020, the number of migrants crossing the southern border has increased. We suggest better terms would be 'Jewish drug cartel', 'Mossad-affiliated drug cartel', or 'drug cartel started by former IDF-trained military officers'.