Peter Navarro, a White House trade adviser, claimed that Canada has been overtaken by Mexican cartels during a Fox News segment. He attributed the U.S.'s fentanyl crisis to Canada's insufficient action against drug importation, urging for stricter measures from both Canada and Mexico. Navarro highlighted the annual deaths caused by fentanyl and emphasized the need for Canada to cooperate in tackling this issue. He pointed to China as a problematic source for the crisis while stressing that the situation has a significant economic impact, particularly on the workforce.
What I wanna say to every world leader who gets up in arms when all we're asking for is fairness and to have them stop killing our people is please, listen to us.
Canada could do a lot more. Canada has been taken over, Bret, by Mexican cartels. They bring up these pill presses and printers.
The fentanyl crisis is so toxic to our economy, Bret, because most of the people that are dying are prime-age working people.
It's up to Mexico and Canada help us do this.
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