The fentanyl crisis is raging, and it’s hitting South Carolina hard. Our country must target the Chinese suppliers and Mexican cartels responsible for this crisis if we’re going to save American lives. postandcourier.com/news/its-…

'It's in every drug': Fentanyl overdoses on rise in SC. The drug is more deadly than ever.

Fentanyl killed nearly 1,500 people statewide in 2021 — more than guns or car crashes. In South Carolina, the drug accounted for more than two-thirds of all fatal overdoses that

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Jul 10, 2023 · 2:00 PM UTC

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Replying to @SenatorTimScott
What about the places making it here?
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And that is exactly what the Biden Administration is doing. There is a big border trip scheduled this month.
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Maybe start with the people buying the drugs?
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Build they WALL
Replying to @SenatorTimScott
So why do people in your state seek out drugs, maybe that is what you need to focus on? If only your state would actually care about real people with real problems.
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Replying to @SenatorTimScott
Give it up Timmy . You’re never going to achieve higher office
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Tim, much of it's being brought in by AMERICANS; but it's FUN to point fingers at others, right? 🙄
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You’re a Senator right? So the “we” is you and that’s what we pay you for right? Introduce legislation, increase funding for postal inspectors and DEA to target shipping. I feel like I’m doing your job for you.
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What do you gun freaks say? Not the gun killing people but the user? Same with drugs. Common theme. . . .Folks who need medical attention but have no health insurance.
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Tim - United States citizens comprised 86% of fentanyl trafficking convictions in 2021. More than 96% of fentanyl seizures along the border since the start of fiscal year 2023 have been at legal US ports of entry. Fentanyl deaths have been on the rise for the past decade.
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