Mexico’s legal battle against the U.S. gun industry | 60 Minutes

Can we sue Mexico for the drug cartels they fail to stop?

It’s difficult to stop it when authorities are in on it.

I love how they act like the ATF is helping when the ATF literally lost track of thousands of weapons that went to the cartel during operation fast and furious.

“A .50 caliber belt fed rifle, sourced from America.” Yeah that totally came from a gun store 😂😂

That guy acts like gun dealers have force powers to look into someone’s soul and see if they are reselling guns. The atf gets form 3310.4 every time a multiple sale occurs. And NICS approves the sales over and over. It’s the government kicking the can down the road to the dealers.

Huh. Almost like border security is mutually beneficial. Who would have thought.

Truth in what the former president of Mexico said. Both countires need to work together to end both fentanyl crisis in the US, and gun violence in Mexico.

Lets talk about operation fast and furious where the ATF literally lost thousands of firearms that ended up in the hands of the cartel.

Why isn't there a flag on the buy patterns as well as the high amount of weapons , this should be a huge flag

Saw the thumbnail and thought they were looking at some sort of DJ equipment 😂