Mexico grants us more than 26 best managers of the cartel under a new Trump agreement

Mexico gives more than 26 cartel leaders in the United States this week in an agreement with the Trump administration.

Cartel figures were scheduled to go to the United States on Tuesday.

“Today is the latest example of the Trump administration’s historical efforts to dismantle the cartels and foreign terrorist organizations,” said Prosecutor General Pam Bondi to Fox News Digital. “These 26 men have all played a role in violence and drugs on the American coast – in the context of this Ministry of Justice, they will face serious consequences for their crimes against this country. We are grateful to President Sheinbaum and the Mexican government for their collaboration in this case.”

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Mexico gives more than 26 cartel leaders in the United States this week in an agreement with the Trump administration. (Ivan Medina / AFP via Getty Images)

The Trump administration has classified the CJNG as a terrorist organization.

The Office of the Prosecutor General of Mexico and the Ministry of Security confirmed that the men were delivered, saying that the agreement had been concluded after the United States Ministry said that he would not ask for the death for any of the men.

The letters “CJNG” for the official name of the group, Jalisco New Generation Cartel, covers the facade of an abandoned house in El Limoncito, in the state of Michoacan, October 30, 2021. (Photo Eduardo Verdugo / AP)

The agreement comes in the middle of the accent placed by the Trump administration on border security and tries to repress Mexican cartels which send drugs across the border.

“The absolute priority of President Trump is to protect the homeland, which is why he has taken the bold step to designate several cartels and gangs as foreign terrorist organizations,” said Deputy Secretary of the White House, Anna Kelly, in a statement to Fox News Digital.

Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum. (Rodrigo Oropezaa / AFP via Getty Images)

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Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum On Friday, the US military will not enter Mexican territory following reports that Washington could take action to combat cartels.

“We cooperate, we collaborate, but there will not be an invasion,” she said. “It’s out of the table, absolutely out of the table.”

The agreement comes in the middle of the accent placed by the Trump administration on border security and tries to repress Mexican cartels which send drugs across the border. (Can Rasasu / Anadolu via Getty Images)

President Donald Trump would also have secretly authorized the American military force against Cartels in Latin America designated by the United States as terrorist organizations, which would allow American forces to engage with them.

These are also 25% prices on Mexican goods in the United States imposed by Trump.

Trump met with Sheinbaum, who was more aggressive than the last president about cartels, and told him that he would delay 30% of prices in the country for 90 days for negotiations.

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Mexico also extradited 29 cartel leaders in February, notably Rafael Caro Quintero, who, according to prosecutors, was at the origin of the torture and murder of a DEA agent in 1985.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.