Mexico & United States — Drug Enforcement Administration

Mexico: Mexico is the state most directly affected by the United States — Drug Enforcement Administration's alleged actions, experiencing a spike in overdose deaths and public safety concerns due to fentanyl reaching its communities.

United States — Drug Enforcement Administration: The United States — Drug Enforcement Administration is facing a criminal investigation and public scrutiny for allegedly allowing fentanyl shipments to reach communities in Mexico as part of a strategy to build larger drug-trafficking cases. This has severely damaged its reputation and raised questions about its operational decisions.

Mexico: The actions by the United States — United States Department of the Treasury address criminal activities within Mexico that involve tax evasion and fuel theft, impacting Mexico's economy and security. Mexican authorities have been seizing stolen fuel.

United States — Drug Enforcement Administration: The United States — Drug Enforcement Administration has acknowledged the widespread presence of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel in Mexico, providing context on the cartel's operational scope.

Mexico: Mexico dispatched 250 soldiers, 18 rescue dogs, and other aid to Venezuela, leveraging its experience in earthquake relief.

United States — Drug Enforcement Administration: The United States — Drug Enforcement Administration asked for an investigation into claims that agents permitted fentanyl to hit the streets, an unrelated domestic issue.

United States — Drug Enforcement Administration: The United States — Drug Enforcement Administration considers the Jalisco New Generation Cartel as powerful as the Sinaloa Cartel, with a presence in all 50 U.S. states.