Two South Carolinians were recently killed by Mexican cartels. We must take border security and the fentanyl crisis that fuels cartel violence seriously. All we’re asking is for the Biden administration to do the same.

Sen. Scott Addresses The Fentanyl Crisis

Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.) highlights the fentanyl epidemic during the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing.

Mar 27, 2023 · 1:53 PM UTC

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This problem has been on going for years you can’t just flip a switch and end it. If i were you I’d start focusing on gun violence in South Carolina but that probably would derail your career
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The two South Carolinians who were IN Mexico when they were killed? Those two people?
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Wait till you hear about American people with AR-15s
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The cartels are killing people with guns provided by American citizens because the Republicans refuse to act on the United States' gun laws. It is a known fact that America allows gun-running throughout the Western Hemisphere, helping to destabilize two continents.
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Go sit down somewhere!
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These shootings have nothing to do with our policy. It is from criminal activity in Mexico. Stop the crap.
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#cannabis legalization has been shown to help decrease drug use including opioids and others. Please help support the industry that is legs in most states #SAFEBanking #statesreformact most here in SC are for legalization
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When the whole story comes out, those responsible for the kidnapping and murders were not of the cartel but, some wannabe bad guys. The Golfo Cartel took them out.
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What a joke
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