The United States Embassy in Mexico stressed that the administration of Donald Trump maintains an active collaboration with the Mexican government to confront drug and weapons trafficking.
During a question and answer session on their social networks, the ambassador’s team Ronald Johnson responded to comments from X users that used offensive language.
“It’s a shame that you don’t see the transfer of weapons and drugs on the border, or are they thinking…?” wrote one user.
The diplomatic representation replied: “Hey, no bad words, friend. We are working hand in hand with the Government of Mexico to combat illegal trafficking.”
Another user questioned: “Why don’t they stop arms trafficking from your country to Mexico?”
To this, the embassy responded again that the work is constant and joint with the Mexican authorities.
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pic.twitter.com/2iOX3kaSXW— US Embassy in Mexico (@USEmbassyMEX)
November 19, 2025
US Embassy highlights return of “Brother Wang”
In another publication, he highlighted that Drug trafficker Zhi Dong Zhang “Brother Wang” was returned from Mexico to face international narcotics and money “laundering” charges in New York and Georgia.
He indicated that according to the United States Department of Justice, “Brother Wang” is accused of running a global company that flooded American communities with enormous quantities of cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine, and of laundering millions in drug trafficking profits.
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