The Cartel is one of the most dangerous things in the world. “Members of the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG) abducted five young men in Mexico and attempted to force them to carry out cartel operations. When the men refused, all five were beheaded” (ELI CRANE). It is a very big thing around where people in the cartel go that the people that live there should act good and try not to do anything wrong. They will do what they have to do for people to get their job done. Many people wonder how people get into the cartel, and not many people know. “They go around looking for kids who are out on the streets and need money” (MARK STEVENSON). They know that the kids will do many things for money that they can use to help their family. They ask
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“Traffickers often hide drugs among legitimate cargo in maritime containers, a fraction of which are inspected. Analysis of commercial maritime seizure data for 2004 through 2009 indicates that cocaine and marijuana are most often smuggled in commercial maritime vessels from Caribbean locations, such as the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Jamaica, into East Coast ports in Florida and New Jersey. Traffickers also use commercial vessels to smuggle cocaine from the Dominican Republic into Puerto Rico. Smaller amounts of heroin, typically 2 kilograms or less, are occasionally smuggled by cruise ship passengers working for Caribbean trafficking organizations into East Coast ports; however, this smuggling technique appears to have declined since 2006. Seizure data indicate that methamphetamine is rarely smuggled into the United States on commercial maritime vessels” (United States Department of Justice). They use a lot of commercial vehicles so they have a less chance of getting stopped because people don't think that they will be using them. They use planes sometimes to (United States Department of Justice). There are many other ways, like putting it in dead animals and bring them to where they have
“Traffickers often hide drugs among legitimate cargo in maritime containers, a fraction of which are inspected. Analysis of commercial maritime seizure data for 2004 through 2009 indicates that cocaine and marijuana are most often smuggled in commercial maritime vessels from Caribbean locations, such as the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Jamaica, into East Coast ports in Florida and New Jersey. Traffickers also use commercial vessels to smuggle cocaine from the Dominican Republic into Puerto Rico. Smaller amounts of heroin, typically 2 kilograms or less, are occasionally smuggled by cruise ship passengers working for Caribbean trafficking organizations into East Coast ports; however, this smuggling technique appears to have declined since 2006. Seizure data indicate that methamphetamine is rarely smuggled into the United States on commercial maritime vessels” (United States Department of Justice). They use a lot of commercial vehicles so they have a less chance of getting stopped because people don't think that they will be using them. They use planes sometimes to (United States Department of Justice). There are many other ways, like putting it in dead animals and bring them to where they have