"The CWAG-Alliance Partnership training is having an impact at home. In the past, criminals from Mexico have been able to come into the United States, commit crimes and run back to Mexico to avoid prosecution. Similarly, American criminals have been able to go into Mexico, commit crimes and flee to the United States to avoid prosecution. The Alliance Partnership is making it more difficult for these criminals, from both sides of the border, to use that border as a shield from prosecution. The relationships developed with our Mexican peers are proving effective, allowing us to work together, share information and prosecute across our respective borders. The Alliance Partnership enables these beneficial relationships to flourish, resulting in better border security and improved public safety."
— Idaho Attorney General Lawrence G. Wasden

"The CWAG Alliance Partnership training is not just training; it's working together."
— Frank Collins — Legal Advisor, CWAG Alliance Partnership

"At the trainings, we develop relationships with our counterparts in the U.S. that enable us to work together as colleagues when we have investigations or cases that impact each other. Our friends in the U.S. need to understand what's going on in Mexico. It's about reform, security and justice. By getting to know each other we are friends and we can come together to support change."
— Rommel Moreno Manjarrez, Attorney General of the State of Baja California

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