Notorious Mexican drug lord among 29 cartel members extradited to US

Mexico has handed over 29 alleged drug catalogs to the United States-including prominent gang leaders.

Among those who have been handed over is Lord Rafael Caro Quintro, the notorious drug that was launched by the United States to kill an American agent 40 years ago.

This step – which is considered one of the largest deliveries in the history of Mexico – is a major step in bilateral security relations between the two countries.

This comes after US President Donald Trump threatened earlier this year to impose a tariff on imports from Mexico, accusing her failure to deal with drug trafficking and mass migration.

“As President Trump explained, the Kartelat is terrorist groups, and this Ministry of Justice is devoted to destroying the Kartitat and throughout the patriotism.”

She added: “We will prosecute these criminals to the maximum extent of the law in honor of the courageous law enforcement agents who have devoted their professional lives – and in some cases, in light of their lives – to protect innocent people from the scourge of violent cartals.”

In response to Derek Maltz, in response to the reactions to the Carro Quintro director, Derek Malik praised this step as “a victory for the Kamarina family”.

He added: “Today he sends a message to every captain of a cardman, every release, every criminal poisoning our societies: you will be responsible.

“Regardless of the time it takes, regardless of the extent of which you are going on, justice will find you.”

Quintro is expected to appear before the court in New York on Friday.

Among the other fugitives who were handed over the founders of Cartel Zetas, the zebra – Miguel Angel Treviano and his brother Omar Trevio.

Known as Z-40 and Z-42, respectively, the two men were giving the frightening organization for years before its final demise in mid-2010.

Miguel Trevinho, which was She was arrested by the Mexican Marine Infantry in July 2013It was required on both sides of the border to order massacres and operate drugs globally.

Omar Trevinho – who was wanted in the United States and Mexico for drug smuggling, kidnapping and killing – was It was seized by the security forces in Monterrey in March 2015.

Their criminal empire extended over a wide range of illegal activities including cocaine enlargement, people trafficking, extortion, running, and kidnapping.

Police in the web province, Texas, confirmed the handing over of the brothers and warned the Americans against crossing to Mexico for fear of revenge.