A significant quantity of .50-caliber ammunition seized by the Mexican government has been traced back to a U.S. Army plant, revealing concerns about the complicity of U.S. arms in the escalating violence by drug cartels in Mexico. This situation raises critical questions about firearms regulation and cross-border trafficking.
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