Fentanyl has taken over America's drug market. Where is it coming from? - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The pre-war co-op on New York’s Upper West Side, across the street from Central Park, was the fictional home of “Seinfeld” character Elaine Benes.
Beginning in China, one fentanyl pipeline flows through Mexico and into the U.S., while another streams directly to the U.S. in the mail.

Every State Is a Border State: Examining Secretary Mayorkas' Border Crisis

California-Mexico border migrant arrivals continuing to rise, drug seizures fell again, Nation

WOLA Report: Lessons From San Diego's Border Wall

Opinion: America's fentanyl problem is worse than you think - The San Diego Union-Tribune

California fentanyl: The youth overdose crisis- CalMatters

A Second Chance: Overdose Prevention, Naloxone, and Human Rights in the United States

Can California Really Push Back Against Red States? - The New York Times

Fentanyl is remaking the Mexican drug trade and taking American lives - Los Angeles Times

Weekly U.S.-Mexico Border Update: October 6, 2023