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14 results for “mexicans” · Republicans · Louisiana
Committee Chairman. Cassidy then highlighted continued incursions by Mexican lanchas illegally harvesting red snapper in U.S. waters, which … NOAA) to crack down on illegal fishing by Mexican vessels operating in U.S. waters, which undermines Louisiana fishermen
NOAA) to crack down on illegal fishing by Mexican vessels in U.S. waters, which undermines Louisiana fishermen … unregulated (IUU) fishing for red snapper by Mexican vessels operating in U.S. waters in the Gulf of America
ensure that illegally-harvested red snapper from Mexican fishing operations are not sold in American markets. Red snapper … economies of other Gulf states. Unauthorized Mexican fishing operations, often linked to cartels, have increasingly profited from
wake of October 2025 reports that Mexican gangs had offered bounties
largely because of the dominance of the Mexican drug cartels and the use of Chinese chemical precursors. Despite
HALTFentanylAct complements that success. He then got the Mexican president to go after the cartels. He then also
million to improve gender diversity in Mexican street lighting $4.4 million for a Melanesian Youth Climate Corps
million to improve gender diversity in the Mexican street lighting industry. $6 million for media organizations and civic
Patients Act to help ensure that every New Mexican can access life-saving care when they need
said Kennedy. Fentanyl is a scheduled substance, but Mexican drug cartels have made small chemical tweaks to fentanyl
country from which they came. The Mexican government is finally helping to stop the flow of fentanyl across … Mexican border because of President Trump’s pressure,” said Dr. Cassidy. “On the economy, President Trump’s message
stood up to terrorists, from Hamas to Mexican drug cartel members, and made clear that the United States
said Kennedy. Fentanyl is a scheduled substance, but Mexican drug cartels make small chemical tweaks to fentanyl
illegal fishing practices and energy laws that favor Mexican fossil fuels over American energy, as well as Canada