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1. www.start.umd.edu › tracking-cartelsTracking Cartels Infographic Series | START.umd.edu

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   Financial losses from fuel theft amount to around $1.1 billion annually. START is publishing an infographic series exploring findings from its Tracking Cartels project. Each week, for four weeks in June 2020, START will release a new infographic that depicts cartel operations in Mexico.

2. ourworldindata.org › data-insights › violenceViolence between Mexican drug cartels has surged in recent years

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   Jul 15, 2024 · In recent years, tens of thousands of people have died due to fighting between drug cartels in Mexico. The chart uses data from the Uppsala Conflict Data Program to show the country's deaths from “non-state conflicts” over the last thirty years.

3. www.dps.texas.gov › section › intelligenceMexican Cartel Related Activity | Department of Public Safety

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   Mexican Cartel Related Activity; Mexican Cartel Related Activity August 21, 2020. Crime Stat FAQs ... Keep Texas Safe Report Suspicious Activity.

4. gov.texas.gov › news › postOperation Lone Star Busts Mexican Drug Cartels’ Expanding ...

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   Feb 10, 2023 · Since the launch of Operation Lone Star, the multi-agency effort has led to over 348,000 illegal immigrant apprehensions and more than 24,000 criminal arrests, with more than 22,000 felony charges reported. In the fight against fentanyl, DPS has seized over 361 million lethal doses of fentanyl during this border mission.

5. www.ft.com › content › 41ebc621-fee6-421f-b5be-a99fMexico’s cartels luring hundreds of recruits every week ...

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   Sep 21, 2023 · Organised criminal groups in Mexico employ up to 185,000 people and draw in hundreds of new recruits every week, new research estimates, underscoring the difficulty of dismantling the cartels...

6. www.vice.com › en › articleA Cartel Firefight Just Turned a US-Mexico Border Town ... - VICE

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   Mar 14, 2022 · CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico — For at least three hours early Monday, the Mexican border city of Nuevo Laredo, just across from Laredo, Texas, was paralyzed by a ferocious shootout between alleged...

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   How many people work for the Sinaloa Cartel?

   • The US Drug Enforcement Administration recently estimated 26,000 people worked for the Sinaloa Cartel around the world, while another 18,800 were with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). The paper published on Thursday estimates that CJNG employs 28,764 people in Mexico while 17,825 work for the Sinaloa.

   Mexico’s cartels luring hundreds of recruits every week, research finds

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   How do cartels increase crime?

   • The geographical expansion of cartels has led to greater territorial contestation over drug plazas, trafficking routes, and illicit markets. Seeking greater profit, cartels are diversifying and increasing in criminal density through criminal activities like extortion, kidnapping, and money laundering. View the infographic and research brief here.

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   How many people died in Mexico armed conflict in 2021?

   • These conflicts involve fighting between non-state armed groups, which in Mexico are criminal organizations like the Jalisco, Juarez, Los Zetas, and Sinaloa drug cartels. Before the 2000s, there were relatively few deaths from these conflicts. The number of deaths then began to increase, reaching a peak of over 18,000 deaths in 2021.

   Violence between Mexican drug cartels has surged in recent years

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   How has cartel fragmentation impacted criminal organizations?

   • Major cartel fragmentation has led to increasingly adaptable, agile, and competitively violent criminal organizations. The geographical expansion of cartels has led to greater territorial contestation over drug plazas, trafficking routes, and illicit markets.

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   What is the Sinaloa Cartel & the Jalisco new generation Cartel?

   • “Cartels are adaptive organisations often run by intelligent people who can alter behaviour in response to changing conditions,” the researchers said. The US Drug Enforcement Administration recently estimated 26,000 people worked for the Sinaloa Cartel around the world, while another 18,800 were with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).

   Mexico’s cartels luring hundreds of recruits every week, research finds

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   How many migrant migrants have come to Texas?

   • Texas has also bused more than 9,100 migrants to our nation's capital since April, over 5,200 migrants to New York City since August 5, more than 1,500 migrants to Chicago since August 31, and more than 890 migrants to Philadelphia since November 15.

   Operation Lone Star Busts Mexican Drug Cartels’ Expanding Reach

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8. www.texasstandard.org › stories › legally-purchasedHow legally purchased guns from Texas are fueling cartel ...

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   Aug 2, 2023 · Kevin Krause, criminal courts reporter for the Dallas Morning News, spoke with the Standard about how guns from Texas are ending up in Mexico, and how new measures hope to curb some of the weapons trafficking enabling cartel violence.