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Coverage of drug crime in Texas focuses on trafficking through the state, narcotics enforcement and the criminal networks that move drugs across and within its borders. Reporting follows seizures, arrests, indictments and prosecutions tied to the drug trade.

CBP Seizes 1,082 Pounds of Meth in Leeks

CBP Seizes 1,082 Pounds of Meth in Leeks

Officers at the Hidalgo Port of Entry in Texas intercepted a leek shipment containing methamphetamine with an estimated street value of nearly $1 million.

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Day to day, that means major seizures at ports of entry along the Mexico border, arrests of cartel-linked suspects, fentanyl distribution cases and federal and state trafficking indictments. Reporting reaches from the border counties to the interior cities where drugs are distributed, and into the state courts and federal districts where cases are prosecuted. Border geography shapes much of the coverage, since most large seizures are tied to highway and rail routes north of the river. Shifts in the synthetic drug supply, from fentanyl to newer substances, have changed both enforcement priorities and the kinds of cases that reach court.