Analyst discusses cartel violence, security risks on U.S.-Mexico border
Tomás Michael Carvallo, senior intelligence analyst for Global Guardian, discussed Mexican cartel violence and security risks on a Border Report Live episode filmed in Harlingen, Texas. He described Sinaloa as an extreme risk due to cartel turf wars and explained how the Jalisco New Generation Cartel remained stable after its boss's killing.
- Where
- Harlingen
- When
- Oct. 11, 2026
- Sources
- One outlet
Counties: Cameron
Taxes and money
None stated in sources.
Who's involved
- Tomás Michael CarvalloSenior intelligence analyst for Global Guardian
- Sandra SanchezHost of Border Report Live
- Jalisco New Generation CartelCriminal organization discussed
The facts
- Tomás Michael Carvallo discussed Global Guardian's 2027 Global Risk map ranking countries by security risks.3
- Sinaloa was described as one of most dangerous states in Mexico, rated extreme risk.3
- Cartel boss Nemesio Oseguera was killed by Mexican forces on Feb. 22.3
- The Jalisco New Generation Cartel remained relatively stable after Oseguera's death, contrary to expectations.3
- Mexican cartels steal and sell fuel, a practice known as huachicol.3
Who said what
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Sources
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- Border Report Live: Warring cartels pose ‘extreme risk’ to economy, travel
- Border Report Live: Warring cartels pose ‘extreme risk’ to economy, travel
- Border Report Live: Warring cartels pose ‘extreme risk’ to economy, travel
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