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NEW DRUGS NEW THREATS NEW DANGERS
Director @SaraCarterDC sounds the alarm on emerging threats and the need to stay ahead of those seeking to poison American communities. Director Carter speaks with HIDTA directors alongside @GovRonDeSantis and FDLE Commissioner Larry Keefe
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60% DROP: Governor Ron DeSantis announced a nearly 60% decline in fentanyl-caused deaths in Florida since 2023, according to new data from the Florida Examiners Commission's annual drug report.
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Fentanyl-caused deaths across Florida dropped nearly 60% since 2023 following targeted state funding and law enforcement operations, according to new report details released Tuesday. fox13news.com/news/florida-f…
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JUST IN: Gov. Ron DeSantis announces that Florida fentanyl deaths are down nearly 60% since 2023—from about 5,000 to 2,000 by the end of 2025. Florida is continuing its work on enforcement, prevention, and treatment.
@GovRonDeSantis: "We are going to make sure that we are [going to keep] doing this."
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Thanks to everyone who helped make this happen!
In 2023, fentanyl killed nearly 5,000 Floridians. By 2025, the death toll from fentanyl had fallen to 2,000.
Florida’s State Assistance for Fentanyl Eradication (S.A.F.E.) grant program has supercharged law enforcement capacity to keep our communities safe from deadly illicit drugs. We have strengthened drug interdiction efforts, supported law enforcement operations to dismantle cartel-linked trafficking syndicates, and increased access to life-saving tools like naloxone for first responders.
In addition to the 60% decline in fentanyl overdose deaths, the latest Florida Medical Examiners Commission report found that deaths caused by fentanyl analogs have declined by over 50%. The data also show broader declines in all drug-related deaths over the past year.
We will continue supporting law enforcement and remain committed to protecting the health, safety, and well-being of Floridians.
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DOJ Reports Progress in Fight Against Fentanyl
Attorney General Todd Blanche and Pennsylvania Sen. Dave McCormick provide an update on the Trump administration’s efforts to combat fentanyl trafficking and overdose deaths.
Watch OAN on OAN Live for updates.
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Yesterday in Wilkes-Barre, @AGToddBlanche and I joined federal, state, and local law enforcement leaders to talk about the progress we’re making against fentanyl trafficking and overdose deaths in Pennsylvania, and the work still ahead.
Watch my full remarks:
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HAPPENING NOW: Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy Sara Carter is in Orlando sharing the Fentanyl stories that stay with her.
@SaraCarterDC: "I think about the anguish and the pain and the heartache."
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Fentanyl-caused deaths across Florida dropped nearly 60% since 2023 following targeted state funding and law enforcement operations, according to new report details released Tuesday. fox35orlando.com/news/florid…
.@SaraCarterDC was honored to contribute to a collection of pieces emanating from the 2026 @AspenStrategy Summer Workshop on the challenges and opportunities in the Western Hemisphere. Read my piece “It’s Time for the Nation to Unite Under President Trump to End Our Longest War” here: tinyurl.com/dcsrzmhf
.Drug Trafficking crossing state lines? So does Justice!
@FBI @ATFHQ @NationalGuard @USPIS_HQ @DEAHQ #easternpanhandledrugtaskforce
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.ONDCP @DrugCzar47 @SaraCarterDC joins Governor @RonDeSantis in FL.
Real progress. Strong partnerships. More lives saved.
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In 2023, fentanyl killed nearly 5,000 Floridians. By 2025, the death toll from fentanyl had fallen to 2,000.
Florida’s State Assistance for Fentanyl Eradication (S.A.F.E.) grant program has supercharged law enforcement capacity to keep our communities safe from deadly illicit drugs. We have strengthened drug interdiction efforts, supported law enforcement operations to dismantle cartel-linked trafficking syndicates, and increased access to life-saving tools like naloxone for first responders.
In addition to the 60% decline in fentanyl overdose deaths, the latest Florida Medical Examiners Commission report found that deaths caused by fentanyl analogs have declined by over 50%. The data also show broader declines in all drug-related deaths over the past year.
We will continue supporting law enforcement and remain committed to protecting the health, safety, and well-being of Floridians.