U.S. strikes hard against the Sinaloa Cartel: Sanctions six individuals and seven entities, blocking its financial network.
The U.S. Treasury Department delivered a devastating blow to the Sinaloa Cartel, sanctioning six individuals and seven entities involved in a money laundering network, as announced by Secretary Scott Bessent.
🚨BREAKING: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just announced that they have effectively kneecapped the Sinaloa cartel!
HUGE!
“We leveled sanctions against 6 individuals and 7 entities involved in a money laundering operation, cutting off financing for these evil people.” pic.twitter.com/sDb03FiN52
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) March 31, 2025
These sanctions, aimed at dismantling the cartel’s financial operations, target a network of front companies and shell corporations operating along the U.S.-Mexico border, using currency exchange businesses and bulk cash transfers.
The Sinaloa Cartel, designated as a foreign terrorist organization under the Trump administration, is responsible for trafficking massive amounts of fentanyl into the U.S., a poison that has killed thousands of citizens and destroyed families.
Treasury Department announces new sanctions on people allegedly linked to Sinaloa cartel https://t.co/rZnH4sklrJ
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) March 31, 2025
Bessent stated that laundered money is the “lifeblood” of this “narco-terrorist enterprise,” vowing to use every available tool to punish those who support these criminals.
This move adds to Trump’s pressure on cartels, who weeks ago classified Sinaloa and seven other Hispanic America criminal groups as terrorist organizations, though analysts doubt this will enable direct military action in Mexico.
Department Of Treasury Sanctions Groups Involved In Money Laundering For The Sinaloa Cartel https://t.co/3pRh9aMNKW #OAN
— One America News (@OANN) March 31, 2025
The era of weakness is over! With Trump at the helm, the U.S. regains its strength and cracks down on the drug cartels responsible for violence and chaos.
Meanwhile, the Democrats, who enabled their rise, now fear the consequences of their actions before justice.
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Rafa Gómez-Santos Martín
Rafael Santos is a Portuguese writer and political analyst dedicated to educating Hispanics on traditional values and the importance of protecting children and families. With years of experience in media and public discourse, he has been a strong advocate for cultural preservation and moral principles in an ever-changing world. Passionate about culture, sports, and current affairs, Rafael brings insightful analysis to political and social debates, striving to empower the Hispanic community with knowledge and a deeper understanding of the issues that shape their lives.
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Rafael Santos es un escritor y analista político Portugués dedicado a educar a los hispanos sobre los valores tradicionales y la importancia de proteger a los niños y las familias. Con años de experiencia en los medios de comunicación y el discurso público, ha sido un firme defensor de la preservación cultural y los principios morales en un mundo en constante cambio. Apasionado por la cultura, el deporte y la actualidad, Rafael aporta un análisis profundo a los debates políticos y sociales, con el objetivo de empoderar a la comunidad hispana mediante el conocimiento y una comprensión más profunda de los temas que moldean sus vidas.
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«Striking hard» should involve hellfire missiles.
«Strikes hard» isn’t financial it’s kinetic, it’s leveling structures, it’s turning the desert back into desert with MOABS, with nothing moving except a goat or two.
The Cartels had no regard for how many people they killed and how many lives they have ruined. I say sanction them with copper jacketed lead or the ordinance of your choice. Exterminate those lethal threats.
One down 17 to go!
Oops. Sorry. I was thinking about our 17 intelligence agencies.