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El Chapo's US assets top 7 billion dollars and were frozen when he was arrested. Plenty of money to build the wall... And its on our side of border..
Yet you can't identify them..El Chapo's US assets top 7 billion dollars and were frozen when he was arrested. Plenty of money to build the wall... And its on our side of border..
Yet you can't identify them..El Chapo's US assets top 7 billion dollars and were frozen when he was arrested. Plenty of money to build the wall... And its on our side of border..
They told the story in 2017 that he had nothing in cash reserves just the equipment he used and I doubt it builds a wall.. But I do love seeing coonhounds on the chase yet they rarely bring back anything for the dinner pot.Yet you can't identify them..El Chapo's US assets top 7 billion dollars and were frozen when he was arrested. Plenty of money to build the wall... And its on our side of border..
Interestingly enough, the news keeps saying that Guzman is worth 14 billion, but then the question of where is the money and how do they get it keeps coming up, even in this link..................
The US got 'El Chapo' Guzman — now it has to get his $14 billion
The $14 billion the government expects from Guzman is the highest value yet assigned to his criminal activities, but it's not clear how prosecutors arrived at that number or if that money even exists.
The $14 billion was "the cumulative amount of money based on his drug-trafficking enterprise, but [US prosecutors] never really spelled out what the $14 billion comes from," Duncan Levin, a former assistant US attorney who focused on money laundering and asset forfeiture, told Business Insider.
"The US government is going to seek a forfeiture judgment against him in the amount of money that they estimate is the proceeds of his offense," said Levin, now a managing partner at the law firm Tucker Levin. "Whether he's worth it or not, whether he can pay for it or not, is almost immaterial."
When the US catches a figure like Guzman, "they set an amount without really knowing if the defendant possibly has that many assets," Mike Vigil, former chief of international operations for the US Drug Enforcement Administration, told Business Insider.
Even the DEA is saying they don't know how much he has, it's just an estimate on the high side. And, they are also saying they don't know how they are going to get the money. So, Cruz's plan, while it sounds workable on the surface, is much harder to actually put into place.