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DEA’s most wanted drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero arrives in NYC to face charges after Mexico hands him over to US

 Rafael Caro Quintero, a notorious drug lord and one of the Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) most wanted fugitives, has been transferred from Mexico to New York City to face drug-trafficking charges.

• Quintero, aged 72, was moved to the U. S. after the Mexican government handed him over, along with 28 other cartel members, due to pressure from President Trump regarding tariffs on Mexican goods unless drug smuggling is addressed.

• Ray Donovan, former head of New York’s DEA office, stated that Quintero's arrival is significant for DEA agents due to his connection to the murder of DEA agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena in 1985.

• The Justice Department has indicated that many of the detained cartel members are no longer just seen as criminals but as terrorists, following their designation as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.

• Quintero is expected to be arraigned in Brooklyn Federal Court and may face charges related to drug trafficking, though no current murder charges are filing against him.

• This transfer is viewed as a potential step towards justice for the family of the slain DEA agent and could lead to a significant change in drug trafficking dynamics, according to experts.:

Rafael Caro Quintero’s transfer to the U. S. marks a crucial moment in the fight against drug cartels, reinforcing the commitment to combat illegal drug trafficking and the impact of international cooperation between the U. S. and Mexico. As events unfold, his trial is anticipated to reveal details about his past crimes and potential links to broader cartel operations.

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