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drug cartel

NOUN
  1. an illicit cartel formed to control the production and distribution of narcotic drugs
    drug cartels sometimes finance terrorist organizations

How To Use drug cartel In A Sentence

  • The swirl of rumour includes reports that hold the powerful and influential drug cartels responsible.
  • Rather than merely alerting the American public to the problems Mexico has long been facing from the narcotraficantes, I fear that the main reaction of the average gringo to this development will be that in addition to flooding their borders with illegal immigrants who are taking jobs from Americans, Mexico is now overrunning the country with drug cartel mafiosi. Project Coronado
  • Officials usually avoid even the term "drug cartels," and instead refer to them as "organized crime," perhaps more accurate now that much of the gangs' income comes from extortion and kidnapping. KansasCity.com: Front Page
  • International drug cartels - made up largely of Mexican nationals - seem especially drawn to the bounty.
  • A journalist managed to infiltrate the powerful drug cartel.
  • A journalist managed to infiltrate the powerful drug cartel.
  • Every agent infiltrating a drug cartel is an agent who could be infiltrating a terrorist cell.
  • A journalist managed to infiltrate the powerful drug cartel.
  • Police believe it was an act of revenge by the Zetas drug cartel after the officer named gang members involved in the casino attack.
  • Associated Press/Mexico's Secretary Navy In this image released by Mexico's navy, sailors guard weapons seized after a battle between the navy and drug cartel gunmen following the killing of 72 migrants in San Fernando, eastern Mexico, Aug. 24. Mexico Takes On the Drug Cartels
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