What do the cartels think about the Wall?

>mexicans
>think

Mexican never think
Just climb the wall

>Another opportunity for black market operations and higher margins for the illegal shit they already ship
>pls ese don't throw us in the briar patch

>>70491815
They probably don't mind since they have tunels and planes.

They don't like the idea, but still, as this anon said >>70492318, they are going toget away with it somehow

>>70492311
Nippers don't think either they just get nuked and deny war crimes.

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Wall is useless

>>70491815
Its not just the wall, its everything that goes with it.
I seriously doubt they can stand up to that kind of pressure as a business enterprise or enforcement/terror organization.
Probably already looking for more lucrative markets.
I'm thinking virtual presence.

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>>70491815
They don't care because it's perfect for their business, they can charge more for drugs now with the fact that a lot of people except them are going to be having problems with getting drugs to the US.

Cartels have bribed officers in the police and government so they'll still get to pass their drugs wall or not, except this time they'll be making twice the money because they'll almost have a monopoly on the market.

Nobody is stupid enough to think this wall hurts cartels right? it just makes them richer. Populism is dumb.

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>>70499862
Not to mentions it grows their human trafficking market, the same way they smuggle drugs they'll be smuggling central american people, majority for inmigration purposes after they pay a fee and some unlucky ones for... well I'd honestly rather not think too much about the things these "people" do to women and children because rich old men in the US feel like having a good time.

You can read one of the many
>https://news.vice.com/article/my-seven-years-as-a-sex-slave-in-mexican-drug-cartels