Attorney General Pam Bondi, in a recent speech, expressed confidence in the U.S.’s ability to lead efforts to combat organized crime globally. She highlighted the importance of addressing gangs like MS-13 and Tren de Aragua, now designated as terrorist organizations. Bondi also spoke at a summit focused on implementing the Trump agenda in the first 100 days, alongside U.S. Sen. Rick Scott. Both politicians have a history of working together, with Scott praising Bondi’s efforts in reducing crime rates in Florida during their time in state office. Bondi emphasized the legal challenges involved in fighting international crime, citing a recent extradition related to a terrorist attack in Afghanistan. She credited President Trump for his commitment to law and order and promised continued action to make America safe. Bondi’s remarks underscore the administration’s focus on combating criminal threats both domestically and abroad.
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