Maybe this would work in Mexico?

espíritu del lago wrote:Will someone explain why the USA is paying for funding for Russia's police training ?

espíritu del lago wrote:They are talking about Russia..

During fiscal year 2009, seven federal agencies and 24 components within them
funded or implemented police-assistance activities to support their
counternarcotics, counterterrorism, and anticrime missions. Five of these
agencies provided an estimated $3.5 billion for police assistance to 107 countries
in fiscal year 2009. This amount compares to about $180 million in inflationadjusted dollars provided for these efforts in 1990, when we last compiled a
similar inventory. DOD and State provided an estimated 97 percent of all U.S.
government funds ($3.4 billion) for police assistance; DOD provided about 55
percent of the total and State about 42 percent. DOE, USAID, and DOJ provided
the remaining 3 percent of U.S. funds for activities such as procuring nucleardetection devices and training law-enforcement officers on their use, establishing
community-based police training programs, and developing terrorist crime-scene
investigation capabilities.
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Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Mexico, Colombia, and the
Palestinian Territories each received an estimated $100 million or more in police
assistance. Both DOD and State provided funds for police assistance in 39 of the
107 recipient countries. In a subsequent review, we plan to assess how the two
agencies coordinate efforts in these 39 countries to avoid duplication and overlap. DOD provided an estimated
$1.9 billion, or about 55 percent of the total funds, while State provided almost
$1.5 billion, or about 42 percent of the total