Liberal news take on to report on the “mysterious” fall of the Fentanyl flowing through the border

The Washington Post is making fun of online and through the White House to inform “pathetic” about what liberal news taking is based on a “mysterious” decline of the Fentanil flowing on the border.

Fentanyl is a dangerous drug that is often chosen in the United States at the southern and northern borders by cartels and other criminal elements. By 2024, Fentanyl was linked to the death of 48,422 people in the United States, according to the CDC.

During his campaign, President Donald Trump pledged to wage a war against Fentanyl traffickers through greater border safety and reduced to illegal immigration. Since taking office, Trump has deployed North -American troops on the southern border, has directed transnational criminal groups and groups as “foreign terrorist organizations” and has reached Cartel leaders with sanctions.

According to the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), the convulsions of the United States Law of Fentanyl, which the group explains that it is a “key indicator of a larger total smuggling to the entrance ports of the southern border”, have dropped by 50% since the November election. The CIS claims that this significant decrease indicates a “greater decrease in Fentanyl smuggling”.

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The Washington Post reports on this decline, saying that North –

“After years of confiscation of increasing amounts of Fentanyl, the opioid that has fed the most lethal drug epidemic in North -American history, North -American officials are facing a new and puzzling reality on the Mexican border. The Fentanil convulsions are plume,” he wrote.

Among the possible reasons for the output, there are cartels that find other ways of smuggling the drug in the United States, the internal struggle of the cartel, the shortage of ingredients and a possible decline in demand.

Although the reason for the decrease, the Washington Post proposed that “public health authorities are concerned that the Trump administration’s budget cuts could harm the programs that have been promoted by overdose and addiction treatment.”

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The article was widely mocked by conservatives online.

Representative Tom Tiffany, R-Wis, commented X, “The Washington Post is denouncing a” mysterious fall “to Fentanyl’s convulsions on the southern border. The mystery solved! The Trump effect works.”

Charlie Kirk, a popular conservative influencer, also commented: “Four months in the Trump administration, the Washington Post is amazed by the” mysterious “fall of Fentanyl’s convulsions on the Mexican border … It is simply a lie, or its journalists are as dumb as the people for whom they write propaganda?”

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Official X account of the National Security Department also replied, commented: “It’s not a mystery. The first day, [President] Trump closed the borders on drug dealers. “

DHS said “from March 2024 to March 2025 Fentanyl traffic on the southern border fell by 54%.”

“The world has listened to the strong and clear message,” DHS said.

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Several spokesmen of the White House also weighed.

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Abigail Jackson, another spokesman for the White House, told Fox News Digital that “the fall of Fentanyl’s convulsions on the border is only a mystery to Washington Post journalists suffering from Trump’s defeat syndrome.”

“From March, Fentanyl’s traffic on the southern border had fallen more than half the same time last year, while Joe Biden’s open border was still terrorizing America,” said Jackson. “Everyone knows the simple truth: President Trump closed our border to illegal drug dealers and North -Americans are safer for that.”

The Washington Post did not immediately respond to a Fox News Digital Request for Comments.