Honduran neighborhoods revitalized with drug money wired home from illegal alien San Fransicko drug dealers

[Whitey Ford]

They just came here to work ya know?
How much do fentanyl dealers earn? New investigation reveals staggering net worth of SF drug runners

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA: A large number of drug traffickers in San Francisco are sending hefty amounts of money to Honduras which has led to a real estate boom in a small farming community north of the country's capital city Tegucigalpa. It has been reported that many of the local young men have made a name for themselves in the Californian city by setting up a lucrative narcotics market.

According to Daily Mail, the town of El Pedernal has undergone a significant change after several extravagant properties sprang up, adorned with the San Francisco 49ers logo and paying tribute to the commercial center's iconic Golden Gate Bridge. A photo reviewed by the media outlet shows a man posing outside a lavish mansion with an eye-catching metal security fence along with a replica of the Golden Gate Bridge combined in the metalwork.

Although no official evidence has been found, many locals claimed that a large number of the luxurious new homes constructed in El Pedernal are being purchased with drug money sent home from the Northern Californian city. The San Francisco Chronicle, after conducting research for more than 18 months in the town, reported that some of the dealers running businesses in the city told that they are earning almost $350,000 per year and that San Francisco's policies have made it a safe haven for them to operate their illegal activities.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/real...&ei=23#image=2

THIS IS THE HOMETOWN OF SAN FRANCISCO’S DRUG DEALERS

The majority of the Honduran dealers in San Francisco are from the Siria Valley, according to multiple dealers and court records, with many coming from the same families or having grown up together in the same small villages.

One dealer from the Siria Valley who first arrived in San Francisco in 2004 said that, as a child, he would watch as others returned to Honduras after selling drugs in the Bay Area. They were “popular because of the cars and money,” he said. “So everybody wanted the same.”

While some current and former dealers said they struggled to eke out a living, others who sell drugs successfully told The Chronicle they can make as much as $350,000 a year — or even more if they help run a local operation. At least some of that money is sent back to the valley’s villages, where it is fueling a real estate boom.

Valley resident Ofelia Raudales Varela, 88, said that while many of the migrants from the villages send remittances from legal construction work in San Francisco and Atlanta, they’re not the ones building the mansions. “There’s no other option for them to make a house in that way if it wasn’t for selling drugs in the United States,” she said.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects...rade-honduras/

[DR Spook]

If they can find these assholes to interview, why can’t they find them to arrest them or better yet deport them on a plane with only enough fuel to get 100 miles over the southern border.

[Ignatow]

Any illegal border nigger who steals our air needs to be deported, minus a hand or a foot. Violence is the only language they understand. Don't believe the "we are starving, we have no work" bs that they say. All of them are criminals: thieves foremost, rapists, murderers, dealers, next. You can't say they're honest - they came here illegally, then their children spit on our educators and our way of life.

Despite being a Californian, I hate SF and wouldn't mind it being wiped out by a tidal wave.