Mexican cartels and Trumps wall

[JakofHearts]

100,000 dead, 30,000 missing: Mexico’s war on drugs turns 10

And it doesn't look it is stopping. After watching the movie Sicario, I am certain there are many clandestine special forces and CIA operatives involved in the Mexican drug war. I'm also certain that things will continue to get dirtier as addiction and drug use rises and the American government becomes more and more desperate.

What do you think, would a wall prevent drug cartels from operating with impunity? Do you think all drugs should be legalized? Can a society function and maintain its competitive edge if all drugs are legalized?

Looks like Mexico has given Trump a gift for his inauguration, and signifies the two countries are on good terms, or are on the right page.

Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/19/world/el-chapo-extradited-mexico.html?_r=0

Mexican cartels are some of the worse kind of criminals. Their sadistic theatrics on their victims are infamous, but they do not intimidate those that want them gone. This guy pictured above is "El Chapo" said to be the most notorious drug lord in modern times. You may know him as the guy that twittered Trump with threats and kidnappings of his daughter. He even put out a bounty on Trumps head of 100 million US dollars.

I think this display from Mexico is a show of mutual respect and understanding that drug and child trafficking will be condemned loudly.