Transnational Fentanyl Prevention Act
This bill requires the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to produce a 90-day intelligence assessment on the Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels' fentanyl operations. The assessment must detail the cartels' structures, cross-border smuggling routes, chemical suppliers, how they tailor fentanyl to attract U.S. users (including unwitting consumers), and their revenue breakdown by drug type. It will be submitted to specific congressional committees focused on intelligence, foreign affairs, and homeland security. The bill aims to provide Congress with concrete data to inform U.S. counter-narcotics strategies against transnational fentanyl trafficking.
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Introduced Dec 13, 2023
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