Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Ammon Blair joins Jesse Kelly to expose what's really behind the New World Screwworm crisis — and it goes straight to the Mexican cartels.
Blair breaks down how cartels already control major portions of the cattle industry across Mexico and Central America, trafficking an estimated 800,000 head of cattle into Mexico to be processed or exported into U.S. feedlots.
Why did they make the move from narcotics to cattle? Simple. There's a finite number of drug users — but every single American eats. And with the U.S. having offshored so much of its food production to foreign countries, cartels now have a shot at controlling a commodity that an entire nation depends on.
That's not a food supply problem. That's a national security problem.
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Ammon Blair joins Jesse Kelly to expose what's really behind the New World Screwworm crisis — and it goes straight to the Mexican cartels.
Blair breaks down how cartels already control major portions of the cattle industry across Mexico and Central America, trafficking an estimated 800,000 head of cattle into Mexico to be processed or exported into U.S. feedlots.
Why did they make the move from narcotics to cattle? Simple. There's a finite number of drug users — but every single American eats. And with the U.S. having offshored so much of its food production to foreign countries, cartels now have a shot at controlling a commodity that an entire nation depends on.
That's not a food supply problem. That's a national security problem.
The Texas Public Policy Foundation’s mission is to promote and defend liberty, personal responsibility, and free enterprise in Texas and the nation by educating and affecting policymakers and the Texas public policy debate with academically sound research and outreach.
Funded by thousands of individuals, foundations, and corporations, the Foundation does not accept government funds or contributions to influence the outcomes of its research.
The public is demanding a different direction for their government, and the Texas Public Policy Foundation is providing the ideas that enable policymakers to chart that new course.
Website: texaspolicy.com
X: twitter.com/tppf
Facebook: facebook.com/texaspolicy
Instagram: instagram.com/texaspolicy
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/texas-public-policy-foundation
