Inkstick Media Publishes JADE Director Daniel Baldwin’s Piece on U.S.-China Cooperation to Stop the Flow of Fentanyl

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Daniel “Dan” Baldwin, Director of PAX’s JADE Initiative, recently shared his perspectives in Inkstick Media about the importance of U.S.-China cooperation to begin understanding and confronting drug trafficking organizations that source precursor chemicals from China to manufacture synthetic drugs in Mexico, with a direct impact on the United States.

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