The Drug Enforcement Administration is working to crack down on dangerous drugs invading communities around the United States.
Administrator Anne Milgram told a House Appropriations Subcommittee earlier this week. Milgram said all it takes is a few taps on a smartphone and pills will be at your front door.
At a recent international drug trafficking conference she attended, Bergen-Cico said they spoke in depth about allocating resources online. Because without that type of insight, stopping drugs like fentanyl from being sold online and getting into the United States, could prove to be an even bigger challenge than it already is.
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