The Government of Mexico presented the results of the 'Northern Border Operation', which took place from February 14 to 16, 2025, with significant outcomes in arrests and seizures in key states of the country. Since the operation began on February 5, 522 individuals have been arrested, and firearms, various caliber cartridges, magazines, drugs, and other illicit items have been confiscated.
During the operation, actions were taken in various states, including:
In Baja California, seven individuals were arrested, and firearms, magazines, cartridges, drugs, vehicles, and properties were secured. In Tijuana, three foreigners were captured with a considerable sum of cash, a short firearm, cartridges, and a quantity of sea cucumber.
In Chihuahua, in Ciudad Juárez, an individual linked to criminal activities was arrested, seizing drugs and cash. In the state capital, a person was captured in possession of several long firearms, magazines, cartridges, marijuana, a vehicle, and a property.
In Coahuila, specifically in Piedras Negras, two individuals were arrested, and firearms, magazines, and a vehicle were secured. In Nuevo León, firearms, magazines, cartridges, and vehicles were confiscated.
In Sinaloa, clandestine laboratories were dismantled, and chemical substances, drugs, and related equipment were seized. Additionally, aircraft, vehicles were secured, and improvised explosive devices were neutralized.
In Sonora, individuals were arrested, and vehicles, drugs, properties, and explosive devices were secured. In Tamaulipas, firearms, cartridges, vehicles, and tactical equipment were seized.
In summary, the 'Northern Border Operation' has strengthened the security strategy in border states, weakening organized crime structures and reducing their operational capacity. Authorities continue to work in the area with the commitment to reinforce security and maintain order in the country.
