The State Department displays a list of carts called terrorist groups

Five US officials knowing imminent work said that the Trump administration was planning to appoint more than half of the decorations of roots with Latin America as foreign terrorist organizations.

This step, which will be carried out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, follows Executive order President Trump signed on January 20, calling for a campaign on the main carters. Two officials said that the appointment is expected to be applied to eight groups. The officials who talked about this article did this provided that his identity was not disclosed to talk about a procedure that has not been announced yet.

The executive order called for appointments, saying that the cartridges “pose a threat to national security to the further that the traditional organized crime poses” and that the United States “will guarantee the complete elimination” of groups.

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio gave two weeks to make appointments in consultation with many other cabinet members. Criminal groups and their members can be classified as foreign terrorist organizations or international terrorists in particular, according to the system. Appointments mean that the US government can impose extensive economic sanctions on groups and on the people or entities associated with them.

The executive matter is generally referred to to the carts in Mexico. As it is specifically called Tren De Aragua, a group with roots in Venezuela, Maara Salvatrosh, or MS-13, a gang founded by Silvadorian immigrants in the United States that plays a lesser role in across national drug trade.

Besides these two groups, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans to appoint the Del Golfo clan, based in Colombia, and five others in Mexico. Mexican organizations that will be set are Sinaloa Cartel, Jalisco New Generation Cartel, The Northeast Cartel, Michoacán Family and United Cartels, according to American officials.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has informed many Congress committees of the upcoming appointments, which can be announced by the White House early this week. The administration did not respond to a request for comment.

CLAN DEL GOLFO, or CULF CLAN, has worked for more than two decades with Mexican cartoons, and providing them with cocaine to smuggle to the United States. After the price of cocaine decreased in 2017, the Colombian cartel moved strongly to the smuggling of migrants to make up for its financial losses.

A US official who has the knowledge of the appointment list said that the Gulf clan is likely to be added for involvement in immigrant trafficking. The group is largely controlled by Darién Gap, the narrow wild bridge that connects in the south and North America.

Immigrants from all over the world – from China to Sudan to Venezuela – often fly to the permissible South American countries before heading to the gap in Daryen on their northern trips to the United States. Many of these immigrants pay thousands of dollars to customers working in the Gulf clan, as protection fees for passing the wild bridge.

The appointment list was supposed to be completed last week, but it may have been delayed because the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its capacity from the groups shown in the executive order last month, according to a person familiar with the matter. Whether it includes or not the organized crime groups involved in immigrant trafficking, which partially caused this delay.

The Mexican Carticat listed in the list is working closely with the Gulf clan to smuggle immigrants across Latin America to the United States.

Mr. Rubio completed his first journey as minister of state this month, where he visited five countries in Latin America. He spoke with his counterparts on immigration and security issues, although he did not visit Mexico.

In an interview with the Bodcast Megain Kelly host on January 30, Mr. Rubio talked about the need to dismantle the Mexican drug gangs, saying, “There are parts of Mexico and many parts of Mexico, which the government’s regions are not controlled.”

“They control drug gangs,” he said. “They are the strongest power on the ground, and they plow to the United States.”

He added: “They facilitate illegal immigration, but they also bring fentanel and fatal drugs to our country.” “This is a threat to national security, and you must stop.”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that in an invitation with his counterpart in Argentina on Monday, Mr. Rubio discussed “joint security priorities in the region, including combating across national organizations.”

Mexican officials were in negotiations with the Trump administration to avoid the terrorist appointment of the karstra and organized crime groups working in their country, according to people familiar with the talks.

Among the eight designated groups, five Mexican. Cartels Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation is the largest in the country and has trusted many of the Fintanel market for the United States, as it produces artificial opium in Mexico before smuggling it north. An increasing amount of fentanel is used by Mexican citizens, which leads to high addiction rates in the country.

The appointment list includes a smaller cardman, northeast, and two Mexican groups that US officials say are closer to organized criminal organizations: the Michocan family and Kartlat United. These groups tend to serve as a muscle on the ground for Mexico Cartes to help spread their regional control.

The organized crime group is not considered a Cartel unless it controls enough drug trafficking to allow it to determine the price of any specific drugs in places such as New York or London.

Net profits from the international operations of Mexico gangs can reach up to $ 20 billion annually, or approximately 2 percent of Mexico GDP, according to an American official.