Dismantling transnational organized crime networks in the Americas | LIVE STREAM

The United States and its neighbors face an ever-evolving threat of transnational organized crime. Last year, AEI released a tactical report on how US policymakers and law enforcement can target this threat. The Trump administration has been proactive in confronting threat networks close to home in the Americas. However, there is much more work to be done to dismantle criminal syndicates. How can policymakers bolster regional security cooperation, help local economies affected by these groups, and ensure US agencies have the resources they need for this fight?
Join AEI and the Federalist Society for a discussion on the Trump administration’s options in the fight against transnational organized crime in the Americas. Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing Marshall Billingslea will deliver opening remarks, followed by panel discussions.

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[AR-pduv]

TCOs are considered unstoppable mainly because it is entrenched in people at the local level and people of higher level especially governments. If the top is addressed the bottom will come up and fill their shoes, and if the bottom is addressed then the top will continue to operate. And if People will never stop turning to illegal means to gain wealth, there will be no solution. It is a sad state of affairs at least some people seem to care about it.

[bunjoiramirez]

Pleased help us here in Northern Marianas island known as Saipan..

[RogelioSexon]

Please help us here in US territory guam, saipan, tinian and rota a lot oof drugs terrorism.