First Nation Reservation Grapples With
Transnational Crime
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 12/16/2025 10:06:53 AM
A First Nation reservation located in upstate New York and extends into Canada says it is grappling with transnational and illegal border crosser crime. One of its law enforcement chiefs came to Teas seeking help. (snip) His territory, which straddles the international border, has been the target of human, drug and weapons smuggling, along with other crimes. The territory borders the Cornwall Port of Entry, includes Cornwall Island and smaller islands on the St. Lawrence River, and a coastal region of Quebec. In the U.S., it borders Massena POE in upstate New York, and the northernmost points of Franklin and St. Lawrence Counties.
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A First Nation reservation located in upstate New York and extends into Canada says it is grappling with transnational and illegal border crosser crime. One of its law enforcement chiefs came to Teas seeking help. (snip) His territory, which straddles the international border, has been the target of human, drug and weapons smuggling, along with other crimes. The territory borders the Cornwall Port of Entry, includes Cornwall Island and smaller islands on the St. Lawrence River, and a coastal region of Quebec. In the U.S., it borders Massena POE in upstate New York, and the northernmost points of Franklin and St. Lawrence Counties.
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Mexican drug cartels seek to exploit an Indian reservation which straddles the Canada-New York border. The cartels are also buying New York farmland along a river separating the US from Canada to facilitate smuggling. The reservation's police force is working with DHS to combat both threats.