ATF Accused In Congressional Report of 'Arming' Cartel For 'War' Through Operation Fast And Furious -- FOX News
The failed federal anti-gunrunning program known as Operation Fast and Furious got so out of control in November 2009, it appeared the U.S. government was single-handedly "arming for war" the Sinaloa Cartel, documents show, even as U.S. officials kept lying to fellow agents in Mexico about the volume of guns it helped send south of the border.
Those shocking allegations are revealed in the latest congressional report investigating the operation.
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Report: ATF Guns Recovered At Mexican Crime Scenes -- NPR
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Report: Agents sought 'Fast & Furious' end -- Politico
Report details objections in ATF to ‘Fast and Furious’ sting -- Washington Post
U.S. Embassy in Mexico not told of ATF guns sting -- L.A. Times
Fast and Furious: Embassy kept in dark as guns flooded Mexico -- FOX News
Gun Probe Lost Track of More Than 1,000 Weapons -- Wall Street Journal
Interactive map: Where in Mexico did ‘Fast and Furious’ guns end up? -- Houston Chronicle
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