Meth Seizures At U.S. Mexico Border Rise To Record Levels

A record number of drugs is coming across the southern border.

FOX Radio’s Bill Vitka has the details:

Seizure of methamphetamine at the border between California and Mexico has reached an unprecedented level in the past fiscal year.

More than 14,000 pounds intercepted, representing 63% of all meth, smuggled into the U.S.

Just about all of it is now made in Mexico, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune, unlike past years when meth was manufactured in the U.S.

Mexican drug cartels find it’s cheaper to make meth in their own backyard — even cheaper than importing cocaine from South America because there is no middleman.

Bill Vitka, FOX News Radio.