Mexico's security minister reported that homicides have decreased by half under the Sheinbaum administration, with 85 current and former officials detained as part of the government's commitment to 'zero impunity'.

Since taking office, the Sheinbaum administration in Mexico has seized more than 24,000 illegal firearms, indicating a significantly higher rate of gun confiscation compared to the previous government.

Mexico's security cabinet reported that 52,628 individuals have been arrested for high-impact crimes since October 1, 2024, under the Sheinbaum administration, contributing to a 40% reduction in homicides.

Experts claim Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum administration has changed its extradition requirements, demanding 'irrefutable' proof before handing over a top politician to the U.S. for alleged drug cartel dealings, suggesting a double standard.