The US now considers these cartels and gangs terrorist groups. Here’s what to know about them
Tren de Aragua, MS-13 and the Sinaloa cartel are among the two gangs and six drug cartels the US has officially designated as ...
Following US lead, Canada designates 7 Latin American criminal groups as terrorist entities
Canada is listing seven Latin American criminal organizations as terrorist entities under the criminal code, giving Canadian ...
U.S. designates Mexican cartels, Tren de Aragua and others as foreign terrorist organizations
The designation opens the door for possible financial sanctions against the groups and those who are linked to them.
Trump Administration Labels 8 Latin American Cartels as 'Foreign Terrorist Organizations'
President Trump has made securing the U.S.-Mexico border among his top priorities, vowing to carry out mass deportations, ...
US designates Latin American crime groups as terrorist organizations
The Trump administration is designating eight cartels and criminal gangs in Latin America as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.
Trump State Department declares Tren de Aragua, MS-13, Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations
The Trump administration designated eight dangerous gangs and cartels, including Tren de Aragua, MS-13 and the Sinaloa Cartel ...
Rubio names eight Latin cartels as terrorist organizations
By designating these eight groups as terrorist entities, law enforcement nationwide will have greater tools to target members ...
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Which Cartels and Groups Is Trump Designating as Foreign Terrorist Organizations?
The U.S. government named eight criminal groups FTOs—six from Mexico and two others associated with Venezuela and El Salvador ...
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US adds 6 Mexican cartels to list of foreign terrorist organizations
The U.S. government has designated six Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, according to a public notice from ...
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U.S. designates 8 crime groups as foreign terrorist organizations. How will it affect the border?
Six of the groups are in Mexico, which means the Trump administration move could have serious implications for businesses — and people — on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.