Cartel Drones Expose Critical U.S. Border Security Failures
Mexican cartel use of drones for smuggling and attacks reveals glaring gaps in U.S. border defense, threatening national security and public safety.
As the skies over El Paso temporarily shut down due to cartel drone activity, a stark reality rises: America’s southern border remains vulnerable to high-tech criminal enterprises that exploit lax enforcement and bureaucratic inertia. For years, Mexican drug cartels have turned to drones — not just as toys but as lethal tools for smuggling fentanyl, surveilling law enforcement, and waging violent turf battles. Why Are Cartels Allowed to Fly Above Our Borders Unchecked? The Department of Homeland Security’s own data show a staggering number—more than 27,000 drone incursions near the southern border in just six months of 2024. These aren’t...
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