#dea

#dea

Mexican drug cartels pose a significant threat to U.S. safety, actively surveilling DEA agents and informants.

DEA raided an illegal marijuana farm in New York, emphasizing federal law enforcement despite state legalization.

The DEA has abandoned its body-worn camera program abruptly and without public acknowledgment, raising concerns about transparency.

Terrance Cole intends to prioritize reviewing marijuana's federal classification if confirmed as the DEA leader.

Fentanyl is profoundly dangerous, with sufficient seizures to kill a third of the US population.

The episode features a tense standoff with DEA interference, exploring themes of family bonds and the complexities of truth in dangerous situations.

Family of DEA Agent Enrique Camarena files lawsuit against drug traffickers, leveraging new U.S. anti-terrorism designations.

The U.S. Coast Guard seized over 12,000 pounds of narcotics valued at $141 million from the Caribbean Sea.

Chad Chronister withdrew from consideration to lead the DEA, citing the serious responsibility of the role amid political scrutiny and public backlash.

The DEA's extension of telehealth prescribing for controlled substances was welcomed, but advocates stress the need for permanent solutions to ensure ongoing access.

The DEA will move to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, following President Biden's initiative, amidst significant political pushback.