POLITICS: It was a last resort taken in an effort to ensure the safety and protection of US citizens as the United States determined the need to coordinate plans with Mexico to have Nestor 'El Nini' Isidro Perez Salaz arrested in Mexico and extradited to the US. The plans surrounding the extradition of El Nini will involve the long time drug lord being transported to the United States to face prosecution.
By Michelle Crawford-Sapenter
"This is a good day for Justice. "--Spokesperson for the White House
As a prominent leader within the Sinaloa Cartel, Perez Salaz worked in concert as a drug lord in one of the deadliest cartels in the region nearest Juarez Mexico and the US-Mexico border.
The United States has extradited Perez Salaz for his role involving the trafficking of illicit fentanyl drugs, for the "murders, torturing and kidnapping of numerous rivals and witnesses." Recent negotiations brought abought the extradition of El Nini--a plan that had been agreed upon by Mexican President, Andres' Lopez Obrador, regarding Perez Salaz as an extremely dangerous criminal. The White House issued a comment stating that the US & Mexico governments will continue to work together to attack the fentanyl and synthetic drug epidemic that, today, has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans and people in the global expanse as these drugs are being trafficked out of China through Mexico. The US states its commitment to bringing to justice cartels and individuals who commit the acts of "...smuggling, and selling these lethal poisons in both of our countries.
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