Canada appoints Kevin Prosio to serve as a fentanel Caesar

Canada Caesar Ventanel appointed on Tuesday, according to a deal with US President Donald Trump to avoid an additional tariff on Canadian imports.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Kevin Prosio, who spent contracts with the Canadian Royal Police, chose for this position that aims to work with the United States to “discover, disrupt and disassem” the fentanel trade. His appointment is effective immediately.

Proso has extensive law enforcement experience, after he held the position of Deputy Commissioner and Officer Leader in Manitoba during his career as a mountain. He recently worked with Trudeau as the Deputy National Security Adviser and Intelligence.

“Mr. Proso has followed the most sensitive security challenges in Canada. His clear experience dealing with drug trafficking, organized crime networks and other national security threats will bring a tremendous value to this position,” Trudeau said in his announcement.

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The date of Proso comes days after Trump’s threat to impose an additional 25 % tariff on Canadian imports, citing the flow of illegal foreigners and drugs, such as fentanel, across Northern border.

Trump agreed to a temporary suspension of 30 days on the definitions in order to evaluate Canada’s response to his demands, which revolve around creating stronger boundaries.

In addition to the appointment of Ventanel Caesar, Trudeau said the country will implement a border plan worth $ 1.3 billion using Black Hawk helicopters, drones, mobile surveillance towers and about 10,000 members of the front lines to protect the United States borders and Kanda.

He also said that organized crime gangs will be included as terrorist entities to implement criminal investigations in Canada.

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Focus on Vinteil production and trafficking, Canada will add the new and expanded detection capacity in border entry points and build the Canadian Pharmaceutical Analysis Center, where the authorities will study illegal drug samples to determine where and how to manufacture them.

“While less than 1 % of the fentanel that has been intercepted on the American border comes from Canada, any amount of fentanel is too much,” Trudeau said, adding that “fentanel must be wiped from the face of the earth, its production must be closed and must be punished. The beneficiaries of it. “

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While fentanel, which comes across the northern border, is much lower than that comes from Mexico, American customs agents have seized 43 pounds of fentanel on the Canadian border during the past fiscal year.

The agents on the borders of the United States and Mexico seized 2,1100 pounds of fentanel during the same time period.