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The narrative that Mexican cartels are highly profitable entities engaged solely in lucrative criminal acts doesn't fully align with the evidence. Instead, their actions seem to be driven by a combination of factors, including territorial dominance, intimidation, and influence, often at odds with pure profit motives.
The threats directed at ICE officers and other law enforcement figures exemplify their use of violence as a strategic tool rather than merely a means of profit. Understanding this complex dynamic is crucial for developing more effective policies and responses to organized crime and its impacts on society.