Immigrant Arrives at Texas Port of Entry Posing with Underage ‘Daughter’ he had been Raping

[Rod1]

You just linked an ABC report that demonstrates the majority of cocaine crossing via the land border. I just spent my past post outlining this exact truth when you tried to shift and argue that most drugs are coming in through sea and air ports. Now you're back to land after I pointed out that your DEA sea/air report only focused on the Northeast which is now controlled by Dominicans.

Via legal points of entry, not the border at large.

No, it speaks to the fact that these cartels rely on imported communities-- of (im)migrants-- who depend on this infrastructure to disseminate their drugs, and why these communities have such disproportionate rates of those involved in the drug crimes associated with the drug trade.

MS-13 was created in America, Black gangs and motorcycle gangs also work with cartels.

Not at all. That fact was cited simply to expose how you sophomorically presume to understand larger dynamics of our drug war while you don't possess knowledge of even the basic facts of drug trafficking channels.

Far better than you thats for sure.

 

[Madmick]

Via legal points of entry, not the border at large.

MS-13 was created in America, Black gangs and motorcycle gangs also work with cartels.

Concessions accepted.

Far better than you thats for sure.

If you want people to believe this you need to stop asserting fundamental arguments rooted in assumptions that are easily demonstrated to be untrue and ignorant.

 

[Devout Pessimist]

James Gunn approves

 

[Rod1]

Concessions accepted.

Took you long enough.

If you want people to believe this you need to stop asserting fundamental arguments rooted in assumptions that are easily demonstrated to be untrue and ignorant.

You are the one that says "Well, since we cant tell X we have to assume Y", despite massive evidence that the bulk of trafficking happens through LEGAL commercial points of entry.

And thats not exclusive of Mexico and the USA, it happens everywhere. Most ephredrine enters Pacific ports from Asia, because of the massive amount of trade between Latin America and China.

 

[Madmick]

Took you long enough.

You are the one that says "Well, since we cant tell X we have to assume Y", despite massive evidence that the bulk of trafficking happens through LEGAL commercial points of entry.

And thats not exclusive of Mexico and the USA, it happens everywhere. Most ephredrine enters Pacific ports from Asia, because of the massive amount of trade between Latin America and China.

Well, you just started babbling. I'm not even convinced that you remember what you're supposed to be arguing, anymore.

If you had actually read the DEA report on Northeast drug trafficking, instead of the Business Insider article summarizing it with their Silicon Valley tilt, you'd perhaps have realized that the bulk of Dominican drug traffic is NOT coming through legal ports (as through direct shipments to Newark/NYC airports and via USPS parcels). NYC is merely the epicenter of the distribution network once reached. The majority of that overall traffic-- Colombian and Dominican-- is maritime based, just as it has always been in that region, and traveling up the I-95 corridor, with the preferred methods involving shipment through channels that do not process travel entry (the old sailboat/speedboat routines):

Dominican Republic-based TCOs generally route larger drug shipments destined for the Northeast through the Bahamas and/or South Florida by using a variety of maritime conveyance methods, to include speedboats, fishing vessels, sailboats, yachts, and containerized sea cargo. In some cases, Dominican Republic-based traffickers will also transport cocaine into Haiti for subsequent shipment to the United States via the Bahamas and/or South Florida corridor using maritime and air transport. From South Florida, cocaine shipments are typically driven in passenger vehicles up to New York...

• Dominican traffickers employ a scheme whereby they send a fishing boat from the Dominican Republic to Miami without drugs. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers search the vessel and after finding no contraband, issue a permit to the captain to fish for several weeks in the Bahamas. Dominican traffickers, believing that once CBP registers a vessel it is rarely searched again, then arrange for the vessel to return to the Dominican Republic to be loaded with cocaine and sent back to the Bahamas where the cocaine is offloaded onto speedboats and transported into South Florida and ultimately sent to New York.

You also completely avoided this harsh underlying truth:

Northeast Dominican drug traffickersa operate as a loose network of independent groups with intermittent collaboration; they are not part of a larger centralized conglomerate. Northeast Dominican drug trafficking groups function more as entrepreneurial opportunists than structured hierarchical components, ensuring their criminal activities remain compartmentalized. Although not collectively cohesive, each Dominican trafficking group independently maintains its own organized structure with an identified leader and subordinates that have designated roles.

(U//DSEN) A typical Northeast Dominican drug trafficking group is comprised of family members and friends, primarily of Dominican nationality or American citizens of Dominican descent.1 In many cases, members of a Dominican trafficking group can trace their roots to a common area in the Dominican Republic. By relying on family members, friends, and hometown acquaintances, Dominican traffickers in the Northeast remain insulated from outside threats.2 These personal relationships also enable most Dominican trafficking groups to hold subsidiary cells in multiple cities throughout the Northeast.

• DEA reporting indicates a heroin trafficking, and bulk cash smuggling Dominican group based in Lawrence, Massachusetts, was assisted by family members in the Bronx section of New York City.3
• According to DEA reporting, the head of a Dominican drug trafficking group with cells in Rhode Island and Massachusetts brought family members from the Dominican Republic to the United States to assist in the group’s criminal activities.

or

The evolution of Philadelphia as a significant hub for Dominican trafficking in the last decade coincides with the growth of its ethnic Dominican community, particularly in the city’s northern section. The legal Dominican immigrant population in Pennsylvania grew 270 percent between 2000 and 2010; currently, Dominicans represent the second largest Hispanic group in Philadelphia and the sixth largest Dominican population in the country. Philadelphia-based Dominican traffickers supply markets in the surrounding areas of eastern Pennsylvania to include Hazleton, Allentown, Reading, and Scranton, as well as Delaware and Maryland.

#anchorkingpins? Mexicans and El Salvadorans do the same thing. It's a serious problem with (im)migrant populations.

You don't even read the shit your cite, and then you have the audacity to get upset when I mock you with its substance.

 

[Rod1]

Well, you just started babbling. I'm not even convinced that you remember what you're supposed to be arguing, anymore.

If you had actually read the DEA report on Northeast drug trafficking, instead of the Business Insider article summarizing it with their Silicon Valley tilt, you'd perhaps have realized that the bulk of Dominican drug traffic is NOT coming through legal ports (as through direct shipments to Newark/NYC airports and via USPS parcels). NYC is merely the epicenter of the distribution network once reached. The majority of that overall traffic-- Colombian and Dominican-- is maritime based, just as it has always been in that region, and traveling up the I-95 corridor, with the preferred methods involving shipment through channels that do not process travel entry (the old sailboat/speedboat routines):

We are talking about the land border, your claim is that a wall would stop most US drug problems.

#anchorkingpins? Mexicans and El Salvadorans do the same thing. It's a serious problem with (im)migrant populations.

You don't even read the shit your cite, and then you have the audacity to get upset when I mock you with its substance.

Dominicans who crossed illegally through the desert? or Dominicans who immigrated legally or through legal points of entry?