Joe Biden's reckless approach to the border crisis is hurting communities across the country.
In sanctuary cities like New York and Chicago, communities are grappling with increasing crime as illegal immigrants flow across the border.
Now, federal officials are reporting that Mexican drug cartels are targeting six Native American reservations in Montana to sell deadly fentanyl.
Gangs can make more profits away from the southern border, and reservations have less law enforcement, according to officials.
Marvin Weatherwax Jr., leader of the Blackfeet Reservation, shared the concerns facing his community in an interview with NBC.
“It's as if fentanyl is raining down on our reservation.”
The Sinaloa Cartel, one of the most dangerous drug cartels, is targeting the Blackfeet and the state's six other reservations with a heavy flow of drugs, including fentanyl, federal law enforcement officials told NBC News.
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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem recently spoke out about how cartels have infiltrated reservations in her state and the devastating impact of drug and human trafficking on Native Americans.
The war zone on the southern border affects us here at home in South Dakota because gangs have a presence on our tribal reservations and are destroying our communities with drugs and human trafficking.
We don't want America to look like Europe in just a year or two.
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– Kristi Noem (@KristiNoem) January 27, 2024
