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You can't claim by that stat that 90% of the fentanyl is brought in by American citizens through regulated ports of entry. By the very nature of illegal smuggli
by chrisco255 4y ago
You can't claim by that stat that 90% of the fentanyl is brought in by American citizens through regulated ports of entry. By the very nature of illegal smuggling via illegal border crossings, you can't even know what percentage of fentanyl smugglers or fentanyl supply is captured.
- cr1895 4y ago> You can't claim by that stat that 90% of the fentanyl is brought in by American citizens through regulated ports of entry. They quite literally did not make that claim.
- chrisco255 4y agoYeah they did, when they started it with "not surprising" implying that it was statistically likely.
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- kevviiinn 4y agoYou also can't know how much gets through legal border crossings. What you have posted is a non-statement
- bena 4y agoTheir claim is that of the fentanyl seized at the border, 90% of that is from Americans in American cars. The other 10% would be from other sources. That does not include: Fentanyl seized at locations other than the border. Which we would know about. Fentanyl manufactured in the United States. Fentanyl in hospitals and other regulated areas. Fentanyl not seized at all. So they aren't making a claim about all fentanyl. They are making a claim of a certain segment of fentanyl.