A US citizen now runs Mexico's top drug cartel–and targeting him is complicated
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1/21/1970
14 hours ago
by ctoth
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ctoth
14 hours ago
uberman
Can you provide the direct quote? I don't subscribe to the WSJ so can't see what you might be alluding to.
14 hours ago
mikestew
"U.S. intelligence agencies may now face legal hurdles in directly targeting and collecting personal data on Valencia González because of his place of birth. That risks hindering a significant tactical partnership that has developed between Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Washington that is making increasing use of information provided by U.S. military, law enforcement and intelligence agencies."
13 hours ago
garbawarb
Does this mean he owes US income tax? Maybe the IRS will get him.
5 hours ago
RedStarComrade
non paywall link:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/a-us-citizen-now-runs-m...
13 hours ago
The WSJ describes a US citizen's constitutional right to due process as a 'hurdle' that could 'hobble' intelligence operations. Read that again and notice whose side the sentence is written from.