Chinese nationals, limited in how much money they can transfer abroad, are allegedly using a complex network to launder funds earned from selling fentanyl to Mexican cartels. These funds then allegedly flow back to China to pay for students' education and support wealthy individuals living abroad. This intricate system, detailed by financial experts and law enforcement officials, highlights how drug profits fuel international money laundering schemes, complicating efforts to combat the deadly opioid epidemic in the US.
It's worth mentioning that 100,000 Americans die each year as a result of drug overdoses, the great majority of which are caused by pills laced with fentanyl, an opioid analog 50 times stronger than heroin. Every six months, the US drug death epidemic outperforms the Vietnam War.
Chinese money launderers working with foreign drug traffickers, such as Mexican cartels, are fueling the fentanyl plandemic in the United States. Capital flight from China is not a ne...
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