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U.S. Restricts Visas for 75 Relatives and Associates of Sinaloa Cartel Figures

The step extends a sanctions-first strategy to choke cartel networks through travel bans.

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Four Family Members Arrested in Southern California in 29-Count Cartel-Linked Drug and Gun Case

U.S.-Led Anti-Cartel Coalition Advances With Paraguay Troop Pact and Ecuador Offensive Plan

Chicago Grand Jury Indicts Alleged Sinaloa Cartel Figure on Terrorism, Drug and Gun Charges

U.S. Unseals Narcoterrorism Charge for Sinaloa’s Tijuana Boss, Offers $10 Million in Rewards

U.S. Files Narcoterrorism Case Against Sinaloa Lieutenant René ‘La Rana’ Arzate, Posts $5 Million Reward

DEA Touts 1,300 Arrests in 2025 Cartel Offensive, Alleges 55 Off-Extradition Handovers by Mexico

ICE Reaffirms $10 Million Reward for 'Los Chapitos' Leader Iván Archivaldo Guzmán

Mexico Flies 37 Alleged Cartel Operatives to U.S. at DOJ Request

Chicago Federal Court Resets Ovidio Guzmán Sentencing-Related Hearing to July 10

King County 'Eastbound and Down' Finale Seizes 214 Pounds of Meth and $90,000, With One Arrest

Honduras Seeks Interpol Arrest of Hernández After Trump Pardon

Emma Coronel’s First On-Camera Account Debuts in U.S. as Mexico Release Remains Unconfirmed

Mexico Lifts 2026 Minimum Wage 13% and Sends 40-Hour Workweek Plan to Congress

Guzmán López Pleads Guilty, Admits Orchestrating Abduction of ‘El Mayo’ as U.S. Targets Remaining ‘Chapitos’

El Chapo’s Son Joaquín Guzmán López Pleads Guilty in Chicago to Drug Conspiracy and Criminal Enterprise

Mexican Forces Kill 'Pichón' in Sinaloa Raid Targeting Chapo Isidro Cell

El Chapo’s Son Joaquin Guzman Lopez Set to Plead Guilty in Chicago Federal Court

Emma Coronel’s ‘Married to El Chapo’ Documentary Sets Nov. 28 U.S. Premiere on Oxygen

U.S. Escalates Hunt for Ex‑Olympian Ryan Wedding With New Charges, Sanctions and $15 Million Reward