US lawyer, law enforcement near the border is pleased with the growing security focus on Fentanyl

The law enforcement body in ND, which is about 85 kilometers south of the US-Canadian border, is pleased to take security measures to limit the flow of drugs between the two countries in Canada.

The interview officials last week, said that the drugs are difficult to determine exactly where the drugs come from, but more security measures can only reduce medication. Last year, 47,000 people had 47,000 people with the fourth death.

“It is said that some of them are not coming from Canada,” Or Capter “Sundin Sundeim, Minot Police Department said.” Some people know that it came from Mexico. You don’t know where it’s pretty, you just know that it’s over here. “

Canada’s security security promise to increase, and the US President Donald Trump for 25 percent of March, TRUP, Trump recently announced 25 percent in steel and aluminum on March 12 The riding will collect on any other tariffs.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau includes 24/7 border control plan for $ 1.3 billion border security plan, Canada-US joint vacation force and helicopters, drones and a Kanine team. Canada also invests $ 200 million to allow you to collect information about organized crime to share the Canadian and communication security institution with the United States

The figures of the US Customs and Border Protection show were seized in 19.5 kilograms of Fentanyl, in the northern border of the United States compared to 9,570 kilograms on the southwestern border.

Kevin Purdue, Program Director, Minot Region Recovery Community Software, said there is any effort to lower the medication provision.

“It can’t hurt, every little help,” he said.

“I know that it is very skilled when it comes to adding addictions, things and smuggling.”

Purdue, Fentanyl in recent years, found in the form of pills and candies in society and said it was more common to hear people who use Opioid.

“This epidemic” said Purdue. “I know people who can find a bag of people easier than they can find a bag.”

Minot Police, in 2024, 236 doses of opium, depressants and drugs were seized in the city.