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Mar 24, 2022 1 hr 33 min

Weaponized Drug Trafficking

from Border Wars Podcast

Welcome to Border Wars, the first bilingual (EN/ES) podcast that goes beyond the border. Today’s conversation is with three scholar-practitioners, who have not only studied the crisis at the US southern border they have worked border security issues through law enforcement, intelligence, and the military. Join SFS Executive Director Joseph Humire for our premier episode of the Border Wars Podcast with special guests: Derek Maltz, former Director, DEA Special Operations Division. Sergio de la Peña, former US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Western Hemisphere Affairs. David Grantham, PhD, former US Air Force Office of Special Investigations and Texas Intelligence Specialist. What does the border mean for the United States? This first episode explores this question with top experts who have spent their careers protecting our borders from criminals and terrorists. From the Fentanyl drug crisis to weaponized mass migration—the crisis at the US southern border is at the heart of many of the problems our country is facing, and is where we begin our conversation on Border Wars. 📲 Subscribe now on all digital platforms: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3q4GXaR Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/34IkMzz Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/GooglePodcastSFS YouTube: https://bit.ly/BWPodcastYouTube Visit our website at securefreesociety.org. #BorderWarsPodcast #BorderCrisis #SFS

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