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Casiano, L. (2026, August 18). CBP officers seize $67 million in illegal drugs at San Diego border ports, DHS says. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/us/cbp-officers-seize-67-million-illegal-drugs-san-diego-border-ports-dhs-says
Casiano, Louis. “CBP officers seize $67 million in illegal drugs at San Diego border ports, DHS says.” Fox News, 18 Aug. 2026, https://www.foxnews.com/us/cbp-officers-seize-67-million-illegal-drugs-san-diego-border-ports-dhs-says.
Casiano, Louis. “CBP officers seize $67 million in illegal drugs at San Diego border ports, DHS says.” Fox News, August 18, 2026. https://www.foxnews.com/us/cbp-officers-seize-67-million-illegal-drugs-san-diego-border-ports-dhs-says.
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US Customs and Border Protection officers in San Diego seized over $67 million worth of illegal drugs in July, including 8,359 pounds of various substances. The hauls included 553 pounds of fentanyl, 36 pounds of heroin, 2,572 pounds of cocaine, and 5,077 pounds of methamphetamine. These seizures were made across seven ports of entry along the California-Mexico border during 144 smuggling attempts between July 1 and July 31. The 22-year-old Mexican citizen who attempted to smuggle 16 pounds of fentanyl inside an electric moped was also caught earlier this month. DHS credited the officers' vigilance, professionalism, and commitment to keeping drugs out of the US for these significant seizures.