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  1. Markwayne Mullin discussed the U.S. crackdown on drug trafficking in Mexico at a think-tank conference, noting the pressure on cartels is pushing crime to Canada.
  2. DHS and Markwayne Mullin announced a partnership focused on combating transnational criminal activity and improving cooperation on border security and cartels.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is involved in a partnership focused on border security, which now includes a request for North Carolina officials to cooperate on undocumented individuals.

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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is involved in a partnership focused on border security, which now includes a request for North Carolina officials to cooperate on undocumented individuals.

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  1. HSI conducted a pursuit in North Carolina while ICE carried out deportations and arrests, with DHS Secretary Mullin overseeing operations.Sub-event
  2. DHS utilized local law enforcement cooperation in North Carolina on August 7, 2026, as part of ongoing border security partnerships.Sub-event
  3. Operational details of the DHS/Mullin partnership include ICE requesting NC cooperation on detainer for undocumented individuals.1 source

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DHS and Markwayne Mullin announced a partnership focused on combating transnational criminal activity and improving cooperation on border security and cartels. All 1 developments

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