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Over 100,000 people in the U.S. died from drug overdoses last year, more than two-thirds of them caused by fentanyl.

In a new investigative series, The Washington Post digs into the deadly impact of fentanyl,

and why a lack of cooperation between Mexico and the U.S. is making it harder to crack down on

fentanyl cartels. We'll be joined by three reporters who worked on the series titled Cartel RX to hear about their investigation and what's being done to stem the deadly tide of fentanyl coming from Mexico to the streets of big cities across the country.

That's next on Forum after this news. This is Forum. I'm Scott Schaefer in for Mena Kim.

Fentanyl was responsible for two-thirds of U.S. drug overdoses deaths in 2021.

That's a number that's nearly doubled since 2019. That is according to analysis and

reporting from a new Washington Post series called Cartel RX. It explores how the synthetic

opioid fentanyl is killing people and devastating communities and how easy it is to mass

manufacture and smuggle it into the U.S. from Mexico.

It's also a story about years of failure by U.S. authorities and presidential administrations of both parties

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