Fentanyl remains cheap and plentiful despite White House claims, say American Indigenous groups

Open this photo in gallery: The number of U.S. fentanyl-related overdose deaths decreased by more than a third last year, but the improvement appears to be primarily a result of better intervention.OLIVER CONTRERAS/AFP/Getty Images On the front lines of U.S. international land borders, a surge of law enforcement ordered by U.S. President Donald Trump to block the movement of fentanyl and migrants has, according to the White House, slowed illegal movements to a level not seen in many years. On the front lines of the country's battles with that drug, however, it's difficult to discern much difference. At the Jamestown…