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Meth in Kentucky:

On the law enforcement front, Coleman and other top prosecutors are pushing to send traffickers to federal prison, where there is no parole. And Washington officials are trying to reduce the amount of meth that cartels sneak across the border.James Walsh, deputy assistant secretary of state in the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, said the first line of attack is diplomacy – getting help from the Mexican government.There are five or six predominantly Mexican cartels, Walsh told a Courier Journal reporter in April at the annual National Rx Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit in Atlanta.He said cartels in Mexico have established such strong U.S. networks that "they’ve cornered the market" and are "working it down to the local level."

Business in Mexico, management in California.