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Cooper advocates for adopting U.S.-style laws such as RICO, enacting comprehensive anti-money laundering legislation, and modernizing border security measures. He stresses that the U.S.-Canada border is not just a physical boundary but a strategic frontline in the fight against organized crime and foreign interference. Cross-border collaboration, intelligence sharing, and technological advances are critical in tackling these transnational threats.
He emphasizes that ignoring these issues threatens to undermine national sovereignty, destabilize communities, and escalate violence. Cooper urges policymakers to prioritize action, acknowledging that the current "sleepwalking" approach is leading toward a potential bloodbath.