Mexico-US Joint Operation: Intelligence Sharing to Combat Drug and Arms Trafficking

Mexico and the U.S. Strengthen Border Security Through Intelligence Sharing Mexico City, May 16, 2025 – In a significant development in the ongoing fight against drug and arms trafficking, Mexican government head Claudia Sheinbaum revealed a deepened collaboration between Mexico and the United States. The partnership involves the exchange of critical intelligence and the certification of Mexican police officers by U.S. agencies. Sheinbaum stated, "We share information to enable effective operations on the U.S. side of the border, targeting the flow of weapons into Mexico." This strategic intelligence sharing allows for targeted interventions, disrupting the supply chains of illegal weapons and narcotics. The collaboration also includes the certification of Mexican police officers by U.S. agencies, enhancing their capabilities in combating drug cartels. This joint effort marks a new chapter in binational cooperation, demonstrating a commitment to addressing shared security challenges.