Does the CIA or DEA have any agents in Mexico?

If there is an area of interest the CIA will probably have somebody there. “If they have agents why don't they end Cartels”. The CIA and DEA cannot just end cartels; they are not authorised to work as law enforcement in Mexico. However hard it is for Americans to grasp this; Mexico is not a vassal state of the USA. read more

” The DEA has had agents in Mexico since the 1920s, with the use of undercover agents since at least the 1930s. Although Mexican authorities decided to accept formal cooperation with the DEA in the 1970s, the DEA continued to use extralegal activities such as kidnappings. read more

To be a CIA agent, you have to meet some criteria: Minimum requirements for CIA agent jobs with the NCS include: Must be 18 years old; Must be a United States citizen; Must possess a bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0; Gulen is not a USA citizen so he is probably not an agent himself. read more

Support to Law Enforcement The relationship between the FBI and the CIA has never been stronger or more productive. While we concede that there were isolated failings in the information flow between the two agencies prior to 9/11, we must not overlook the fact that a successful, systematic effort has been underway for years to develop and build upon our agencies' relationship. read more