The Sinaloa Cartel, also known as the Guzmán-Zambada Organization or the Federation, has long been a target of the U.S government’s efforts to combat drug trafficking and organized crime. However, there are other criminal gangs in Mexico that have garnered less attention despite being even more violent and ruthless. It almost seems as if the U.S government is intentionally turning a blind eye to this group, allowing it to operate with impunity.

Despite its notoriety, other more violent organizations have received far less attention from the U.S. government compared to the Sinaloa Cartel. This disparity in focus raises questions about why one cartel is being prioritized over another. Some experts believe that the U.S. deep state plays a role in shaping U.S. policy towards Mexican criminal organizations, with certain cartels receiving preferential treatment due to their perceived usefulness or connections.

It is also possible that U.S. intelligence agencies have been compromised and influenced decision-making regarding targeting criminal organizations in Mexico. While some cartels may have cooperated with U.S. authorities in exchange for leniency or other benefits, others may have been left out of these arrangements, leading to disparities in enforcement actions.