Operation Pacific Viper is Making America SAFE Again.
Operation Pacific Viper is Making America SAFE Again. We will stop at nothing to ELIMINATE the cartels and ensure they cannot spread their poison into our communities.
Posted on X 2026-10-14 by @DHSgov · View on X →
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The U .S. Coast Guard unloading lots and lots of drugs. It's part of the big bust they've made recently. Seven's Danielle Garcia is live at Port Everglades with the details for us. Danielle. Olivia, in just 60 days, the members on the U .S. Coast Guard cutter here behind me were able to get thousands upon thousands of pounds of illegal drugs out of the hands of cartels and offload it here at the port. It was a dangerous and often difficult mission for those on board. More than 29 ,000 pounds of cocaine and more than 3 ,000 pounds of marijuana. That's how much the crew on this U .S. Coast Guard Tampa were able to interdict in the last 60 days and offload at the Port Everglades. To put that into perspective... 13 metric tons of cocaine is enough to deliver 10 million potentially fatal doses is to american communities around our nation so make no mistake this is life -saving work this to American communities around our nation. life -saving work can also be life -threatening to the crew each case presented unique hazardous challenges high -speed pursuits in total darkness engaging multiple go fast vessels simultaneously back -to -back operations with zero turnaround and navigating aggressive cartel countermeasures stopping a speeding vessel from a maneuvering helicopter at night over and over Stopping a speeding vessel from a maneuvering helicopter at night over an open ocean demands extraordinary aviation skill, tactical judgment, and absolute discipline. In all, those drugs are valued at more than $226 million, a huge obstruction to the lifeline of cartels.
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Analyzed 2026-10-14 19:50 UTC.
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Glittering Generalities 70%
Vague, emotionally positive slogan about making America safe with no specifics about what is being done.
“Making America SAFE Again”
Loaded Language 85%
Emotionally charged words such as 'ELIMINATE' and 'poison' are used to provoke a reaction rather than convey facts.
“ELIMINATE”
“spread their poison”
Appeal to Fear 60%
Evokes a threat of cartels contaminating communities to justify an unconditional, all-out response.
“cannot spread their poison into our communities”
Euphemistic State Language 40%
'ELIMINATE' sanitises lethal military action against targets without stating what it involves.
“ELIMINATE the cartels”
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Operation Pacific Viper is Making America SAFE Again. We will stop at nothing to ELIMINATE the cartels and ensure they cannot spread their poison into our communities.
Glittering Generalities Vague, emotionally positive slogan about making America safe with no specifics about what is being done. Flagged: “Making America SAFE Again”.
Loaded Language Emotionally charged words such as 'ELIMINATE' and 'poison' are used to provoke a reaction rather than convey facts.
Appeal to Fear Evokes a threat of cartels contaminating communities to justify an unconditional, all-out response. Flagged: “cannot spread their poison into our communities”.
Euphemistic State Language 'ELIMINATE' sanitises lethal military action against targets without stating what it involves.
The U .S. Coast Guard unloading lots and lots of drugs. It's part of the big bust they've made recently. Seven's Danielle Garcia is live at Port Everglades with the details for us. Danielle. Olivia, in just 60 days, the members on the U .S. Coast Guard cutter here behind me were able to get thousands upon thousands of pounds of illegal drugs out of the hands of cartels and offload it here at the port. It was a dangerous and often difficult mission for those on board. More than 29 ,000 pounds of cocaine and more than 3 ,000 pounds of marijuana. That's how much the crew on this U .S. Coast Guard Tampa were able to interdict in the last 60 days and offload at the Port Everglades. To put that into perspective... 13 metric tons of cocaine is enough to deliver 10 million potentially fatal doses is to american communities around our nation so make no mistake this is life -saving work this to American communities around our nation. life -saving work can also be life -threatening to the crew each case presented unique hazardous challenges high -speed pursuits in total darkness engaging multiple go fast vessels simultaneously back -to -back operations with zero turnaround and navigating aggressive cartel countermeasures stopping a speeding vessel from a maneuvering helicopter at night over and over Stopping a speeding vessel from a maneuvering helicopter at night over an open ocean demands extraordinary aviation skill, tactical judgment, and absolute discipline. In all, those drugs are valued at more than $226 million, a huge obstruction to the lifeline of cartels.
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