CLEAN : America's endless battle against lethal drug fentanyl

The video discusses the challenges of intercepting narcotics like fentanyl in mail parcels, highlighting unique methods such as using musical greeting cards. It explores the trafficking routes of fentanyl and heroin, emphasizing the role of China and Mexico. The video also addresses the origins of opioid addiction, primarily through pills, and suggests prevention strategies. Additionally, it examines illicit drug supply chains and the issue of counterfeit drugs.

What makes intercepting fentanyl in the mail system particularly challenging?

• It is always mixed with other drugs.

• It is often disguised as legal substances.

• It is only sent through private couriers.

• It is transported in very small quantities.

What training have CBP personnel undergone to handle narcotics?

• Training in international law.

• Training in using advanced weaponry.

• Training in administering Narcan.

• Training in identifying counterfeit money.

Where is the primary point of origin for fentanyl entering the United States?

• China

• Mexico

• Colombia

• Canada

Why do traffickers add fentanyl to heroin?

• To change its color.

• To reduce production costs.

• To make it less addictive.

• To increase its potency.

What strategy do drug traffickers use to minimize the risk of losing their shipments?

• They avoid using vehicles altogether.

• They only ship during the night.

• They send multiple smaller shipments.

• They use only one large vehicle.

How do most people traditionally begin their opioid addiction?

• Through injections.

• Through patches.

• Through pills.

• Through smoking.

What is a unique method used to smuggle small quantities of drugs?

• In large shipping containers.

• In musical greeting cards.

• In electronic devices.

• In food packages.