Fentanyl and drug trafficking

“Border security is a basic function of government, and we need smart, effective enforcement to stop illegal crossings, drug trafficking, and exploitation.”

“Secure our border. Secure the border by deploying advanced detection technology, strengthening anti-trafficking operations, and modernizing ports of entry to stop fentanyl and human smuggling while keeping lawful trade moving.”

“We can have an immigration system that keeps violent criminals and dangerous drugs off our streets without compromising our basic constitutional freedoms, terrorizing American cities, and tearing children from their families.”

“I’ll bring a unique perspective to Congress — I have served nearly two decades with the Bexar County Sheriff’s Department. I’ve faced criminals, helped get drugs off our streets, and helped victims of domestic violence.”

“As a Sheriff’s Deputy, Johnny has faced violent criminals, helped get drugs off our streets, and helped victims of domestic violence.”

“In Congress, I’ll push for comprehensive immigration reform that fixes our broken system: secures the border, streamlines legal pathways, protects Dreamers, and invests in preventing human trafficking and drug smuggling.”

“In Congress, I’ll fight to stop the illegal flow of fentanyl and other illicit drugs across our southern border, while making sure Arizonans suffering from addiction can get the help they need”

“Crack down on cartels and the drug trafficking killing our communities.”

“I believe we can secure the border without destroying families and our local economy in the process. We can more effectively attack the flow of fentanyl and other cartel driven drug supply lines into our country.”

“I’m ready to take the same approach in Congress to keep families safe. That means making sure state and local police have the training and resources they need, stopping the flow of fentanyl and other drugs into our communities, and holding criminals accountable.”

“Cracking down on fentanyl, “tranq,” and next generation drugs – including by securing the southern border,”

“In the State House, he worked across the aisle to improve public safety by supporting Arizona’s first responders and curbing the flow of illegal and dangerous drugs like fentanyl.”

“In Congress, he’ll continue to work to keep our communities safe by taking action to reduce gun violence, fully funding our police, and stopping the flow of fentanyl across the border.”

“Border security is a basic function of government, and we need smart, effective enforcement to stop illegal crossings, drug trafficking, and exploitation.”

“Secure our border. Secure the border by deploying advanced detection technology, strengthening anti-trafficking operations, and modernizing ports of entry to stop fentanyl and human smuggling while keeping lawful trade moving.”

“In Congress, I’ll push for comprehensive immigration reform that fixes our broken system: secures the border, streamlines legal pathways, protects Dreamers, and invests in preventing human trafficking and drug smuggling.”

“Secure the border the smart way. Cyril supports bipartisan solutions like the Border Act of 2024 to add border agents, judges, and cutting-edge fentanyl detection technology at legal ports of entry—where over 90% of fentanyl is caught.”

“As a mom raising an elementary schooler in Southern Arizona, I want every child to grow up safe. That means drug-free neighborhoods, safe schools, and a border that is orderly and enforced. It means stopping fentanyl traffickers, human smugglers, and violent criminals who take advantage of desperate people. And it means supporting the police officers, border personnel, and immigration agents who serve honorably and risk their lives to protect the public.”

“In Congress, I’ll fight to stop the illegal flow of fentanyl and other illicit drugs across our southern border, while making sure Arizonans suffering from addiction can get the help they need”

“I believe we can secure the border without destroying families and our local economy in the process. We can more effectively attack the flow of fentanyl and other cartel driven drug supply lines into our country.”

“We should give law enforcement the tools it needs to stop fentanyl and weapons from coming through our border.”

“Cracking down on fentanyl, “tranq,” and next generation drugs – including by securing the southern border,”

“I have always supported a stronger border and have never supported open borders. I have been critical of members of my own party who advocated for open borders. I oppose open borders because it is unacceptable to allow criminals and life-stealing drugs across the border.”

“I will work with anyone from any party to strengthen our immigration system and better control who is coming into this country. We need to properly fund a secure border— including the latest technology— to make sure drug dealers are not slipping through the cracks.”

“We must abolish ICE. It is abhorrent and anti-American to see ICE agents disappearing people into detention centers or deporting them to danger. We can and should enforce federal laws against drug trafficking, human trafficking, terrorism, and other violent threats without creating a secret police force to kidnap people without recourse.”

“Secure our border. Secure the border by deploying advanced detection technology, strengthening anti-trafficking operations, and modernizing ports of entry to stop fentanyl and human smuggling while keeping lawful trade moving.”

“As a mom raising an elementary schooler in Southern Arizona, I want every child to grow up safe. That means drug-free neighborhoods, safe schools, and a border that is orderly and enforced. It means stopping fentanyl traffickers, human smugglers, and violent criminals who take advantage of desperate people. And it means supporting the police officers, border personnel, and immigration agents who serve honorably and risk their lives to protect the public.”

“Southern Arizonans know how important it is to secure the border and protect public safety. Organized criminal enterprises that smuggle fentanyl, narcotics, and people across the border must be stopped.”

“People who break the law must be held accountable, including and especially those that commit violent crimes or smuggle illicit drugs like fentanyl and dangerous weapons into our neighborhoods.”

“In Congress, JoAnna will work with both parties to strengthen border security at ports of entry, deporting violent criminals, holding cartels accountable, and ensuring that immigration enforcement is professional, properly trained, and consistent with the law.”

“Crack down on cartels and the drug trafficking killing our communities.”

“Go after the criminal networks moving drugs and people, with the resources to actually stop them.”

“You go after the cartels directly. That means real investment in detection technology at ports of entry, where most of the fentanyl actually crosses, and going after the money and the trafficking networks instead of chasing headlines.”

“1,500+ Drug Distribution Charges Prosecuted: Taylor’s office has prioritized the prosecution of drug distribution charges targeting trafficking networks;”

“Crack down on the fentanyl supply chain by targeting the cartels and Chinese chemical manufacturers flooding our communities with poison, and holding accountable the drug traffickers profiting from mass death.”

“We must abolish ICE. It is abhorrent and anti-American to see ICE agents disappearing people into detention centers or deporting them to danger. We can and should enforce federal laws against drug trafficking, human trafficking, terrorism, and other violent threats without creating a secret police force to kidnap people without recourse.”

“Target real threats, not our families. Prioritize real public safety threats in immigration enforcement by focusing resources on violent offenders, traffickers, and cartel networks rather than law-abiding families who contribute to our communities and economy.”

“We can have an immigration system that keeps violent criminals and dangerous drugs off our streets without compromising our basic constitutional freedoms, terrorizing American cities, and tearing children from their families.”

“I believe we can secure the border without destroying families and our local economy in the process. We can more effectively attack the flow of fentanyl and other cartel driven drug supply lines into our country.”

“Secure our border. Secure the border by deploying advanced detection technology, strengthening anti-trafficking operations, and modernizing ports of entry to stop fentanyl and human smuggling while keeping lawful trade moving.”

“Secure the border the smart way. Cyril supports bipartisan solutions like the Border Act of 2024 to add border agents, judges, and cutting-edge fentanyl detection technology at legal ports of entry—where over 90% of fentanyl is caught.”

“You go after the cartels directly. That means real investment in detection technology at ports of entry, where most of the fentanyl actually crosses, and going after the money and the trafficking networks instead of chasing headlines.”

“People deserve police officers they can trust, which means funding pathways for all types of people to become cops and making it easier for law enforcement agencies to hire new cops from the community with non-traditional backgrounds. I will also fight to ensure our law enforcement agencies are equipped with the tools needed to address today’s problems, such as cyber crimes, fentanyl smuggling, and human trafficking.”

“Go after the criminal networks moving drugs and people, with the resources to actually stop them.”

“We should give law enforcement the tools it needs to stop fentanyl and weapons from coming through our border.”

“Crack down on the fentanyl supply chain by targeting the cartels and Chinese chemical manufacturers flooding our communities with poison, and holding accountable the drug traffickers profiting from mass death.”

“The decades-long "War on Drugs," meanwhile, has failed to actually stem the tide of illicit narcotics across international borders, and American-made weapons continue to find their way into the hands of cartels.”