US Drug Enforcement Agency Closing 2 Offices in China

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency is shutting down two offices in China, in the cities of Guangzhou and Shanghai. It took years of requests before the Chinese regime even agreed for these offices to be opened. This closure could be a troubling sign that U.S. attempts to work with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to shut down the flow of chemicals used in drugs such as fentanyl may have hit a wall. And that brings up the key point in all of this: whether the CCP is actually willing to stop the drug trafficking crisis. Because the real problem is that the Chinese regime itself is involved in running the drug crisis. We’ll discuss this topic and more in this episode of Crossroads.