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Multiple reports confirm collaboration between the IRGC and Mexican drug cartels. Weapons transport. Money laundering. Fentanyl trafficking. Assassination plots on U.S. soil. This is no longer just a Middle East issue. It’s a national security threat at America’s southern border.

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