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In Jarrett’s view, Mexico's government should instead focus on addressing its own challenges with criminal gangs and smugglers, rather than placing the blame on American manufacturers. He suggests that Mexico’s issues with the cartels stem from a lack of competence in dealing with organized crime, rather than a failure of foreign gun producers.
Broader Political Context
The conversation surrounding the lawsuit goes beyond legal boundaries and taps into current political tensions. President Sheinbaum of Mexico faces various pressures, including discussions about tariffs and potential classifications of cartels. This lawsuit could be politically motivated, aiming to shift blame toward American entities amidst larger economic and security dialogues.