Chinese Money Laundering Organizations Aiding Mexican Cartels, as Over 1,000 Chinese Migrants Illegally Cross US Border, Raising Espionage Concerns

A high-ranking Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) official has testified that Chinese money laundering organizations aid Mexican drug cartels in carrying out their criminal activities. This revelation came during Congressional testimony on Tuesday. According to a source within Customs and Border Protection (CBP), over 1,000 Chinese nationals crossed the US border illegally in the past week. Most of these individuals, approximately 98.5%, were apprehended in the San Diego Sector. The latest figures indicate a significant rise in the number of Chinese migrants attempting to enter the US via its southern border, causing national security concerns among Republicans who worry about the potential for espionage. In fact, House Republicans recently warned that the Chinese Communist Party desires the chaotic and destructive consequences of fentanyl entering the US, which is mostly produced using Chinese precursors by Mexican drug cartels before being transported across the southern land border. Brandon Judd, president of the National Border Patrol Council, noted that the majority of the Chinese migrants attempting to cross the border are single adult men of fighting age, leading him to express grave concerns given China’s animosity towards the US. During a recent congressional hearing, the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) acknowledged that returning nationals from Bhutan, Cambodia, and China proved particularly challenging. However, he claimed that recent developments with China indicated a positive trend in the right direction.