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Vancouver: Epicentre of China’s Massive Flow of Fentanyl Into North America

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Vancouver: Epicentre of China’s Massive Flow of Fentanyl Into North America
Bundles of cash brought to a casino by an individual are shown on a screen as B.C. Attorney General David Eby releases an independent review of anti-money laundering practices in the province’s gambling industry, at a news conference in Vancouver on June 27, 2018. The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck
Bradley Martin
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For years, rampant money laundering in the city of Vancouver has facilitated the production and trafficking of illegal drugs. Through this ongoing laundering of illicit funds, both Chinese organized crime and Mexican cartels continue to profit from the ongoing fentanyl crisis in North America.

Bradley Martin
Bradley Martin
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Bradley Martin is the founder and executive director of the Near East Center for Strategic Studies. His byline can be found in notable publications such as Newsweek, The Jerusalem Post, The Washington Examiner, The Hill, The Daily Wire, and The Washington Times. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter @ByBradleyMartin
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