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How bad is the wide open southern border? So bad that the cartel fueled invasion of drugs is now leading to lifesaving tools being installed in Montana schools.

I was flying down to Las Vegas for UFC 300 and thought- I better listen to that podcast with Andy Stumpf and John Nores. They were talking about how the drug cartels are targeting our Native American Indian reservations here in Montana.

Great to see NBC News put the national spotlight on the Mexican drug cartels and how they're targeting our Indian Reservations here in Montana in particular. Check out this eye-opening report.

Great Falls Resident Gets 13-Year Sentence for Drug Trafficking and Child Endangerment

If you heard Nancy in Roundup's phone call, she was nearly breaking down in tears after hearing Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen's powerful testimony on Capitol Hill earlier Wednesday morning.

BIA, DEA, and FBI arrested 10 defendants in a "coordinated takedown involving multiple law enforcement officers at various locations."

Lewis & Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton and Bozeman Police Chief Jim Veltkamp were both featured on Fox & Friends highlighting the threat of fentanyl here in Montana, specifically the risk to first responders if the powder goes airborne.

A real world Dutton in Montana wants to take the Mexican drug cartels to the train station. Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton is the immediate past President of the Western Sheriff's Association.

The Montana Highway Patrol is looking for backup- not just from the Montana Legislature, but from you as well.

While fentanyl and fentanyl overdose deaths are dominating headlines, "meth is still king." Meth is still king when it comes to the threats facing Montanans.