Over 1,000 pounds of meth seized and 15 people charged in Colorado drug investigation

The US Justice Department's memo regarding military strikes against drug cartels in the Caribbean presents a legal justification that diverges from President Trump's narrative, framing the actions as self-defense for US allies without explicitly naming aggressors. This legal stance is based on the assertion that drug cartels are engaging in armed violence against the security forces of countries like Mexico, financed by cocaine shipments.

Officers from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seized 1,153 pounds of suspected methamphetamine hidden in a shipment of salad greens from Mexico during an inspection at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility in Texas. This significant drug bust highlights ongoing challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border regarding drug trafficking.

A federal judge in Colorado has ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has overstepped its authority by making warrantless arrests of illegal immigrants, particularly those unlikely to flee. This decision emphasizes the need for proper warrants in immigration enforcement actions.

Officials at the US-Mexico border in Texas seized approximately $10.3 million worth of methamphetamine concealed within a shipment of lettuce. The US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported that the seizure included around 500 packages of meth, totaling about 1,153 pounds, and described the combination as 'a salad unfit for this year’s Thanksgiving table.'

Five individuals, including three children, tragically lost their lives in a crash on a Colorado highway, as reported by authorities. The incident highlights the ongoing concerns regarding road safety and the risks associated with highway travel in the region.

Parents in Colorado have filed a lawsuit against a school district after their 11-year-old daughter was allegedly forced to share a bed with a transgender student during a school trip, raising concerns about policies that allow biologically male students to room with female students without parental consent.

Organized crime groups in Mexico have escalated their threats against U.S. companies and their employees, leading to a significant labor shortage of truck drivers and a surge in violent hijackings. This situation has compelled companies to enhance security measures and advocate for intervention from the Trump administration.

Ryan James Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder, has been implicated in serious criminal activities, transitioning from sports to allegedly leading a billion-dollar cocaine cartel while hiding in Mexico. Authorities have described him as one of the most violent criminals, responsible for orchestrating murders and drug trafficking operations.