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A US citizen now runs Mexico's top drug cartel–and targeting him is complicated
- ctoth 7mo agoThe 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.
- uberman 7mo agoCan you provide the direct quote? I don't subscribe to the WSJ so can't see what you might be alluding to.
- mikestew 7mo ago"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."
- RedStarComrade 7mo agonon paywall link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/a-us-citizen-now-runs-mexico-s-top-drug-cartel-and-targeting-him-is-complicated/ar-AA1YWHE0 https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/a-us-citizen-now-runs-m...
- garbawarb 7mo agoDoes this mean he owes US income tax? Maybe the IRS will get him.