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How America Can Coerce the Cartels

Politics
United States
Commencé May 12, 2026

A smarter war on drugs begins with selective punishment

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CLAIM Publié par admin May 12, 2026
A nuanced approach to drug policy is necessary, focusing on both enforcement and addressing underlying social issues.

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Selective punishment of cartels will disrupt their operations and reduce drug trafficking in the U.S.

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Coercive tactics against cartels risk worsening violence and destabilizing communities in Mexico.

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Targeting cartel leaders rather than low-level dealers is a more effective strategy for disrupting the drug trade.

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The focus on coercion ignores the need for comprehensive drug reform and harm reduction strategies in America.

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