US-Mexican border is always a political political complaint. For many years, under Republican and Democratic Management, both countries feel the pressure of policies that are shaped by political headings and public comments than many results. This is true especially for the living and working in communities in boundaries.
Commerce is a regional importance, despite political affecting it. The boundary boundaries are struck by a bad activity, including drug trafficking, cartel cartel and human smuggling. Always, the 1,200-mile width between two countries shows the consequences of failed coordination, missed opportunities and overall confidence.
Questions remain: What specific actions can in the United States and Mexico have to develop cooperation in the crime along the border? How can economic effects on consumer restrictions are measured in cartels affected regions? What role is the local community of shaping policies that help resist organized crime and improve border security?
The growing threat asks more than US implementation. It requires a serious and consistent cooperative cooperative in Mexico. The United States worked together in Mexico to resolve the country’s security concerns.
Take Fentanyl, for example, a drug wressaking that destroys the entire country. The United States has taken aggressive measures to prevent Fendanyl flow, and the government of Mexican, under President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, showing that this is an important ally of this mission.
However, Partnership only succeeds if both countries have implemented the same rules, which changes the priorities of implementation, economic purposes and public health techniques.
Unfortunately, those who have not been the actions of both countries jeopardize withdrawal of this cooperation. Mexico recently made a constitutional ban on e-cigarette, prohibited their import, sale, distribution and promotion. However, because Mexico’s tobacco industry can access all its citizens, ban allows cartels to go and fill the consumer needs.
The restrictions on consumer items cannot undo the need; They move the market at risk underground, making a $ 260 million black market controlled by organized crime groups.
If governments prohibit or artificial expenses of the cost of the products people want, especially the products that appear more healthy or better choices for consumers, they make a vacuum willing to take advantage of. These policies include medical goods and pharmacists, weapons and, possibly, produce.
With no distributed goals and confidence in each other, we cannot discourage cartels; We only strengthen them.
While both countries shape their national security and boundary priorities, they need to work toward practical policies. The restriction restrictions do not only fail to stop criminal activity, but it does not give power to it. That means rejection of imperfect restrictions on coordination regulations that promote safety, public health, and legitimate cross-border trade.
Francisco Raul “Quico” Canseco, R-Texas, a former member of Congress.
