At its ports of entry, U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents in San Diego made significant drug and ammunition seizures worth more than $4 million.
CBP reported that from September 18 to September 24, there were 11 substantial seizures.
K-9 teams and imaging equipment were employed by officers at the ports to make the discovery.
Two weapons, more than 100 packages of methamphetamine, and four packages of fentanyl were all recovered by officers on September 18.

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Five bottles of pesticides that were illegal in the United States were intercepted by CBP the following day, and six packages of methamphetamine were found on September 20.

Officers seized 145 packages of methamphetamine and 56 units of fentanyl between September 21 and 22.

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Officers confiscated eight packages of cocaine, five packages of fentanyl powder, sixteen packages of methamphetamine, and 36 packages of fentanyl on the extremely busy days of September 23 and 24.

The estimated street value of the cocaine, fentanyl, and methamphetamine is $4.1 million.