DEA Low-Key Sussin' Canada's Fentanyl Labs 🇨🇦💊

The Deets

Okay, so listen up, fam. The DEA just dropped some tea, and it's kinda spicy. They're saying Canada's got these "super labs" makin' fentanyl. Sounds like a whole Breaking Bad sitch, right? But here's the thing, they also said the amount of fentanyl comin' from Canada is way smaller than what's flooding in from Mexico. So, is it really that deep?

Canada's not tryna hear it. They're like, "Hold up, we're doing our thing." Back in October, the RCMP (that's the Canadian police, BTW) shut down a lab in British Columbia. Canada also appointed a "fentanyl czar" (yes, that's a real thing) and teamed up with the U.S. for a joint strike force. Talk about damage control!

Here's where it gets even more sus. Apparently, only about 50 pounds of fentanyl from Canada got seized at the border in 2024, while over 20,000 pounds came from Mexico! That's a major difference, no cap. Plus, the RCMP is saying there's not much evidence that Canada's fentanyl is a growing threat to the U.S. So, like, what's the real deal?

And get this: remember when Trump was all about putting tariffs on Canada because of the fentanyl situation? Well, now he's kinda changed his tune. He's saying most of the fentanyl is comin' through the southern border. Make it make sense, right?

So, the real question is, why is the DEA even trippin' about Canada? Are they just tryna stir up drama? Or is there more to the story than meets the eye? 🤔