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If the legislative branch isn't willing to sincerely look at cutting government spending ... the debate is flawed.

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bilateral meetigs with the presidents of Columbia and China about drugs interdiction

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Cummings elaborates on the devastation in his own city of Baltimore; according to Cummings only 1 in 40 families is not ridden with pain and death caused by the losses of their family and friends. Also he expands a little about a rural white community in Ohio; same devastation as in Baltimore

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Naloxone, sold under the brandname Narcan among others, is a medication used to block the effects of opioids, especially in overdose. Naloxone may be combined with an opioid to decrease the risk of opioid misuse.

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What is naloxone? Naloxone is a medication designed to rapidly reverse opioid overdose. It is an opioid antagonist—meaning that it binds to opioid receptors and can reverse and block the effects of other opioids. It can very quickly restore normal respiration to a person whose breathing has slowed or stopped as a result of overdosing with heroin or prescription opioid pain medications.

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seized between ports of entry i.e. the desert: last year 8,100 pounds of cocaine, 124,000 pounds of marijuana and 112 poundso f fentanyl. A statistic to shed some light of taking an estimated guess how many tons of cocaine cross the border. Columbia produces 921 tons of cocaine. The coast guard seizes a couple of hundred tons per yr and a part is destined to go to different countries. James W. Carroll Jr. Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy estimates that hundreds of tons of cocaine are NOT captured between the ports of entry

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Mr. Mike McDaniel Director, Houston High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area & James W. Carroll Jr. Director, Office of National Drug Control Policytestify there is a crisis at the border. A drug crisis, a human trafficking crisis and a drug cartels crisis. Furthermore AT the ports of entry gauged in plain weight 432,000 pounds of illicit drugswere seized. IN BETWEEN the ports of entry 476,000 pounds were seized! In addition ... because the vast lands at the border aren't populated with many law enforcement officers, IT IS A BIG UNKNOWN what amount of interdicted drugs are actually not seized i.e. canot be measured

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Instead of hostile democratic RP's here democratic rep Katie Hill conducts herself professionally asking in a non-accusative manner about "the mere" 23-page ONDCP Strategic document. The media drug campaign generated a billion impressions. Furthermore the clip ends with Medicaid adding more states under the ACA

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here director Carroll confirms (as a professional) that president Trump's recent borderwall proposal that wax rejected by democrats wasn't only about the wall ... it was a comprehensive plan destined to fail because of plain (2020) political strategies. 2 mg of fentanyl can kill a user and 112 pounds were captured; 1 pound of fentanyl equals 453,592mg

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here it can be witnessed that whatever a professional drug control policy (ONDCP) organization will report on is nudged under the carpet by a democratic Florida representative who doesn't like that Carroll is saying her misstated fact that "90% of the captured drugs are coming in through the ports of entry;" Carroll says THE MOST OBVIOUS thing ... "90% of seized drugs at the (legal) ports of entry DO NOT comprise a total of ALL drugs coming into the country i.e. where law enforcement is we can measure, but where a total void of law enforcement is apparent (the borderless plains) government cannot measure what flows into the country through this way. It seems Wasserman Schultz doesn't like it when the professional claims WALLS do work! Amazing how entrenched politics have become

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