DEA agents let fentanyl flood New Mexico streets, risking lives
DEA agents let fentanyl flood New Mexico streets, risking lives
- Between 2023 and 2025, DEA agents monitored but did not seize shipments of fentanyl pills in New Mexico.
- The agency's strategy aimed to build larger cases against traffickers, leading to significant public safety risks.
- Critics argue that this approach resulted in unnecessary overdose deaths and demand accountability from the DEA.
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