Transnational Fentanyl Prevention Act

This bill would require a CIA intelligence assessment on the Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels. The Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, working with other intelligence leaders, would have 90 days to deliver an assessment to specified congressional committees. The assessment may be classified and must detail each cartel’s leaders, organizational structure, presence in Mexican states, cross‑border smuggling routes, how they import precursor chemicals and make synthetic drugs, main suppliers and brokers, how they tailor fentanyl to reach U.S. consumers, use of human and technical operations against counternarcotics efforts, and estimated annual revenue by drug type.