Source: New York Post
The next drug vessel ferrying illegal narcotics to New York or South Florida isn’t a high-speed cigarette boat with twin engines — it might be a massive cruise ship with 19 decks and a water slide. Because they sometimes make port in destinations with lax drug enforcement and carry thousands of passengers, cruise ships may unwittingly ferry legions of potential drug mules. But US Customs and Border agents are only conducting “minimal” security inspections, according to a troubling new Inspector General’s report.
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