In January Donald Trump killed the toughest anti-immigration, bi-partisan bill in years, ready to be passed in Congress, to help stop America’s devastating opioid epidemic.He called Republicans in Congress, threatening to smear any who voted for the bill, so he could claim Biden was doing nothing about the border crisis.When the bill failed due to the lack of Republican votes “an average of 22 U.S. teens” a week were dying of drug overdoses. Most from fentanyl, according to US News.In 2022, “Fentanyl smuggled into the US from Mexico caused “200 American deaths every day,” according to Addiction Group. In 2023,