In a major blow to the Mexican drug trade that has plagued American communities for decades, notorious cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera - better known as "El Mencho" - has been killed in a military operation, according to government sources speaking to Reuters.
The elimination of the shadowy ex-police officer who commanded the brutal Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) couldn't come at a better time. With President Trump back in the White House and his mass deportation operations already underway, the criminal networks that have terrorized both sides of the border are feeling the heat like never before.
Trump's Border Strategy Working
This isn't just coincidence, Patriots. The timing of El Mencho's takedown speaks volumes about what happens when America finally has a president who takes border security seriously. While the Biden regime spent four years rolling out the red carpet for criminals and cartel operatives, Trump's America First policies are already disrupting these networks.
The CJNG, which took its name from the western Mexican state of Jalisco, has been responsible for flooding American streets with deadly fentanyl and fueling the overdose crisis that has claimed hundreds of thousands of American lives. Under Oseguera's leadership, the cartel expanded its operations across multiple countries, turning violence and addiction into a billion-dollar empire.
"When you cut off the head of the snake, the body dies," one border security expert told us. "El Mencho's death sends a clear message that the days of operating with impunity are over."
But here's what the mainstream media won't tell you: this operation likely had significant intelligence cooperation that simply wasn't possible during the previous administration's open-border policies. When you're serious about securing America, our neighbors take notice.
The Real War Begins
Make no mistake - El Mencho's death is just the beginning. With Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem leading the charge on border security and Trump's deportation machine in full swing, the criminal organizations that have operated freely for years are about to face the full force of American resolve.
The question now is simple: How many more cartel leaders will fall as Trump's policies continue to dismantle the networks that have victimized American families for far too long?