Archive · 11 Jun 2025
US Sanctions El Chapo's Sons, Offers $10 Million Reward
The US government is taking action against the sons of El Chapo, a famous drug lord.
They've put sanctions on Ivan Archivaldo Guzman and Jesus Alfredo Guzman, who are accused of running a drug operation.
The US is offering a big reward, $10 million, for information to catch them.
This means their money and property are frozen.
These brothers are part of a group called Los Chapitos, and they're believed to be involved in selling dangerous drugs, like fentanyl, in the US.
The US government is trying to stop these drugs from coming into the country and to make the streets safer.
The US government imposed sanctions on El Chapo's sons, Ivan Archivaldo Guzman and Jesus Alfredo Guzman.
A $10 million reward is offered for information leading to their arrest or conviction.
The sanctions target their property and financial interests, and entities they control.
The brothers lead the Los Chapitos faction of the Sinaloa Cartel, accused of fentanyl trafficking.
The actions are part of efforts to dismantle drug cartels and combat the fentanyl crisis.
- Who
- The US government against Ivan Archivaldo Guzman and Jesus Alfredo Guzman.
- What
- Sanctions and a reward for information.
- When
- Announced Monday.
- Where
- United States and Mexico.
- Why
- To combat drug trafficking and the fentanyl crisis.
- Targets
- Ivan Archivaldo Guzman and Jesus Alfredo Guzman
- Reward
- $10 million each
- Affiliation
- Los Chapitos faction of Sinaloa Cartel
- Primary Drug
- Fentanyl
- Father
- El Chapo