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Cartels adapt as the U.S.-Mexico border grows quieter

The U.S.-Mexico border is described as quieter, while cartels are reportedly changing their activities and methods. The supplied information does not specify the precise threats or their scale.

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Criminal networks adapting to reduced border activity could shift risks to other routes or communities.

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  1. The Border Has Gone Quiet – but Here's What the Cartels Are Up To ↗townhall.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 12:32 AM UTC

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