Terrorists on the Border and in Our Country
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Terrorists on the Border and in Our Country
Marino, Charles A.
Humanix Books
06/2024
256
Dura
Inglês
9781630062828
15 a 20 dias
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TABLE OF CONTENTS to TERRORISTS ON THE BORDER AND IN OUR COUNTRY by Charles A. Marino
Summary: China, Russia, the radical Left's shift to authoritarianism, global pandemics. There are myriad threats to U.S. citizens right now, but few are neither as dire nor as close to home as those posed by Mexico's ruthless cartels. From flooding the States with deadly fentanyl, to killing, kidnapping, and offering safe passage to illegal immigrants, MS-13 gangsters and jihadi terrorists, the cartels have become more than a pesky Bordertown problem but a genuine threat to America's national security. Through 12 chapters, national security expert Charles Marino tells how the cartels came into power and exposes ongoing policy problems before outlining pragmatic, nonpartisan steps on how the U.S. can combat ... the cartel threat.
Chapter 1. The Current Cartel Threat
Anecdote: March 7, 2023, Americans Murdered in Matamoros.
Overview of daily threats Americans face.
Single biggest threat to U.S. national security.
Chapter 2. Mexico's vast resources-and its longstanding tradition of corruption.
Stats on Mexico's GDP, resources, poverty, and crime rate.
Chapter 3. Politics & U.S./Mexico Relations
Chapter 4. The Dangerous Southwest Border
U.S. crime, drug, murder, and immigration statistics at the border.
Compare with interior U.S. and Canadian border stats.
Chapter 5. Defining the Cartels
Who are they and how they operate.
Chapter 6. Specific Threats to US Citizens and the U.S. Itself
Drug trafficking from cocaine to fentanyl.
Kidnapping, crime, murder & extortion.
South American-style gang violence via Mexico.
Human trafficking.
Jihadi terrorism via Mexico.
The China connection.
Economic destruction and strained infrastructure from illegal immigration.
Chapter 7. Why past U.S. & Mexican attempts at dismantling cartels have failed
Government corruption.
Weak law enforcement & judicial institutions.
Treated solely as law enforcement problem.
Decriminalization of drugs/demand.
Chapter 8. Blaming America for Mexico's problems
Mexico's systemic poverty and corruption is root cause, not America's prosperity.
Chapter 9. A New Approach
Designate the Mexican Cartels as terrorist organizations.
U.S. whole of government approach, unilateral if necessary.
Simultaneous LE operations against cartel members living within the US.
Focused fed, state, & local enforcement of fentanyl dealers.
Enhanced penalties & sentencing.
Chapter 10. Bringing the Fight to the Cartels
Use of law enforcement, intel, & military
Chapter 11. What we must do right now, before it's too late
Secure the border
Increased budget & staffing
Allowed to do the jobs hired to do
Policies do not undercut operational statutory authorities
Chapter 12. Postlude
Revisit the devastating effect that the Mexican Cartels have had on both Mexican and U.S. citizens.
Provide the reader with the likely results of the new approach.
Summary: China, Russia, the radical Left's shift to authoritarianism, global pandemics. There are myriad threats to U.S. citizens right now, but few are neither as dire nor as close to home as those posed by Mexico's ruthless cartels. From flooding the States with deadly fentanyl, to killing, kidnapping, and offering safe passage to illegal immigrants, MS-13 gangsters and jihadi terrorists, the cartels have become more than a pesky Bordertown problem but a genuine threat to America's national security. Through 12 chapters, national security expert Charles Marino tells how the cartels came into power and exposes ongoing policy problems before outlining pragmatic, nonpartisan steps on how the U.S. can combat ... the cartel threat.
Chapter 1. The Current Cartel Threat
Anecdote: March 7, 2023, Americans Murdered in Matamoros.
Overview of daily threats Americans face.
Single biggest threat to U.S. national security.
Chapter 2. Mexico's vast resources-and its longstanding tradition of corruption.
Stats on Mexico's GDP, resources, poverty, and crime rate.
Chapter 3. Politics & U.S./Mexico Relations
Chapter 4. The Dangerous Southwest Border
U.S. crime, drug, murder, and immigration statistics at the border.
Compare with interior U.S. and Canadian border stats.
Chapter 5. Defining the Cartels
Who are they and how they operate.
Chapter 6. Specific Threats to US Citizens and the U.S. Itself
Drug trafficking from cocaine to fentanyl.
Kidnapping, crime, murder & extortion.
South American-style gang violence via Mexico.
Human trafficking.
Jihadi terrorism via Mexico.
The China connection.
Economic destruction and strained infrastructure from illegal immigration.
Chapter 7. Why past U.S. & Mexican attempts at dismantling cartels have failed
Government corruption.
Weak law enforcement & judicial institutions.
Treated solely as law enforcement problem.
Decriminalization of drugs/demand.
Chapter 8. Blaming America for Mexico's problems
Mexico's systemic poverty and corruption is root cause, not America's prosperity.
Chapter 9. A New Approach
Designate the Mexican Cartels as terrorist organizations.
U.S. whole of government approach, unilateral if necessary.
Simultaneous LE operations against cartel members living within the US.
Focused fed, state, & local enforcement of fentanyl dealers.
Enhanced penalties & sentencing.
Chapter 10. Bringing the Fight to the Cartels
Use of law enforcement, intel, & military
Chapter 11. What we must do right now, before it's too late
Secure the border
Increased budget & staffing
Allowed to do the jobs hired to do
Policies do not undercut operational statutory authorities
Chapter 12. Postlude
Revisit the devastating effect that the Mexican Cartels have had on both Mexican and U.S. citizens.
Provide the reader with the likely results of the new approach.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS to TERRORISTS ON THE BORDER AND IN OUR COUNTRY by Charles A. Marino
Summary: China, Russia, the radical Left's shift to authoritarianism, global pandemics. There are myriad threats to U.S. citizens right now, but few are neither as dire nor as close to home as those posed by Mexico's ruthless cartels. From flooding the States with deadly fentanyl, to killing, kidnapping, and offering safe passage to illegal immigrants, MS-13 gangsters and jihadi terrorists, the cartels have become more than a pesky Bordertown problem but a genuine threat to America's national security. Through 12 chapters, national security expert Charles Marino tells how the cartels came into power and exposes ongoing policy problems before outlining pragmatic, nonpartisan steps on how the U.S. can combat ... the cartel threat.
Chapter 1. The Current Cartel Threat
Anecdote: March 7, 2023, Americans Murdered in Matamoros.
Overview of daily threats Americans face.
Single biggest threat to U.S. national security.
Chapter 2. Mexico's vast resources-and its longstanding tradition of corruption.
Stats on Mexico's GDP, resources, poverty, and crime rate.
Chapter 3. Politics & U.S./Mexico Relations
Chapter 4. The Dangerous Southwest Border
U.S. crime, drug, murder, and immigration statistics at the border.
Compare with interior U.S. and Canadian border stats.
Chapter 5. Defining the Cartels
Who are they and how they operate.
Chapter 6. Specific Threats to US Citizens and the U.S. Itself
Drug trafficking from cocaine to fentanyl.
Kidnapping, crime, murder & extortion.
South American-style gang violence via Mexico.
Human trafficking.
Jihadi terrorism via Mexico.
The China connection.
Economic destruction and strained infrastructure from illegal immigration.
Chapter 7. Why past U.S. & Mexican attempts at dismantling cartels have failed
Government corruption.
Weak law enforcement & judicial institutions.
Treated solely as law enforcement problem.
Decriminalization of drugs/demand.
Chapter 8. Blaming America for Mexico's problems
Mexico's systemic poverty and corruption is root cause, not America's prosperity.
Chapter 9. A New Approach
Designate the Mexican Cartels as terrorist organizations.
U.S. whole of government approach, unilateral if necessary.
Simultaneous LE operations against cartel members living within the US.
Focused fed, state, & local enforcement of fentanyl dealers.
Enhanced penalties & sentencing.
Chapter 10. Bringing the Fight to the Cartels
Use of law enforcement, intel, & military
Chapter 11. What we must do right now, before it's too late
Secure the border
Increased budget & staffing
Allowed to do the jobs hired to do
Policies do not undercut operational statutory authorities
Chapter 12. Postlude
Revisit the devastating effect that the Mexican Cartels have had on both Mexican and U.S. citizens.
Provide the reader with the likely results of the new approach.
Summary: China, Russia, the radical Left's shift to authoritarianism, global pandemics. There are myriad threats to U.S. citizens right now, but few are neither as dire nor as close to home as those posed by Mexico's ruthless cartels. From flooding the States with deadly fentanyl, to killing, kidnapping, and offering safe passage to illegal immigrants, MS-13 gangsters and jihadi terrorists, the cartels have become more than a pesky Bordertown problem but a genuine threat to America's national security. Through 12 chapters, national security expert Charles Marino tells how the cartels came into power and exposes ongoing policy problems before outlining pragmatic, nonpartisan steps on how the U.S. can combat ... the cartel threat.
Chapter 1. The Current Cartel Threat
Anecdote: March 7, 2023, Americans Murdered in Matamoros.
Overview of daily threats Americans face.
Single biggest threat to U.S. national security.
Chapter 2. Mexico's vast resources-and its longstanding tradition of corruption.
Stats on Mexico's GDP, resources, poverty, and crime rate.
Chapter 3. Politics & U.S./Mexico Relations
Chapter 4. The Dangerous Southwest Border
U.S. crime, drug, murder, and immigration statistics at the border.
Compare with interior U.S. and Canadian border stats.
Chapter 5. Defining the Cartels
Who are they and how they operate.
Chapter 6. Specific Threats to US Citizens and the U.S. Itself
Drug trafficking from cocaine to fentanyl.
Kidnapping, crime, murder & extortion.
South American-style gang violence via Mexico.
Human trafficking.
Jihadi terrorism via Mexico.
The China connection.
Economic destruction and strained infrastructure from illegal immigration.
Chapter 7. Why past U.S. & Mexican attempts at dismantling cartels have failed
Government corruption.
Weak law enforcement & judicial institutions.
Treated solely as law enforcement problem.
Decriminalization of drugs/demand.
Chapter 8. Blaming America for Mexico's problems
Mexico's systemic poverty and corruption is root cause, not America's prosperity.
Chapter 9. A New Approach
Designate the Mexican Cartels as terrorist organizations.
U.S. whole of government approach, unilateral if necessary.
Simultaneous LE operations against cartel members living within the US.
Focused fed, state, & local enforcement of fentanyl dealers.
Enhanced penalties & sentencing.
Chapter 10. Bringing the Fight to the Cartels
Use of law enforcement, intel, & military
Chapter 11. What we must do right now, before it's too late
Secure the border
Increased budget & staffing
Allowed to do the jobs hired to do
Policies do not undercut operational statutory authorities
Chapter 12. Postlude
Revisit the devastating effect that the Mexican Cartels have had on both Mexican and U.S. citizens.
Provide the reader with the likely results of the new approach.
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