When Denver started to emerge, I believe, is when law enforcement started directing resources to the border.

We had an organization headed by Mexican drug traffickers who specifically targeted the Wind River reservation. Young kids get free dope, and after a few times they'll grow into a user population. ... There's an entire generation of Native Americans vanishing.

There are less than 50 guys on his level that we know of in the world.

That is one of the most heavily enforced highways in the world.

We're seeing that Denver has become a desirable place for Mexican drug-trafficking organizations as their first major stop in the U.S.. We believe this region is starting to be the hub.

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