Pot farmers in Mexico and Central America are turning to a new drug crop: opium poppies. They say legalization of marijuana in some U.S. states is lowering the price of pot, so they have to turn to something else. And their new crops are feeding a growing heroin problem in the U.S.
Mexican Poppies
Credits
Guest:
- Nick Miroff - The Washington Post reporter covering the Department of Homeland Security - @NickMiroff