Sheinbaum Sanctions Chihuahua for CIA Drug Raid

0:00Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum is eyeing sanctions against Chihuahua State for letting CIA agents join a drug lab raid without federal, okay. The drama kicked off after crash-kill two CIA officers and two Mexican investigators as they headed back from busting massive meth labs in the mountains near Morelos and Guachochi. State officials called the lab some of the biggest ever found, with the Americans there as trainers in a joint anti-drug push. Scheinbaum made it clear during her briefing that no U.S. agents should operate on Mexican soil without top-level approval, saying it breaks. Security protocols between the nations. Reactions poured in quick, which Chihuahua's prosecutor praising the teamwork, but the fed stressing they knew nothing about the CIA crew. Even the Mexican army joined the opt-back to state. Yet Scheinbaum and his federal sign-off is non-negotiable, highlighting messy coordination. He's digging deeper now, probing possible national security breaches, and firing off a

1:01letter to the U.S. ambassador for full details. She also plans a sit-down with Chihuahua governor, Maria, Eugenia, Campos, to sort this out and make sure it doesn't slide. This flare-up underscores ongoing U.S.-Mexico tensions on cartels, especially with Trump pushing hard for action while Scheinbaum pushes intel-sharing. Overboots on the ground, amid a string of recent lab takedowns keeping the pressure on. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to California News Today, AI-powered local news.