The Trump administration is offering a $25 million reward for a U.S. citizen alleged to lead one of Mexico’s most powerful drug trafficking groups, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Multiple reports describe the reward as part of U.S. efforts to target high-level cartel leadership tied to major trafficking and criminal activity. The Independent notes that during the Trump administration, the U.S. has previously offered large reward amounts for different CJNG leaders, including a total of $100 million for multiple figures linked to the organization. The Winnipeg Free Press similarly reports the $25 million figure for the alleged leader, emphasizing the focus on identifying and apprehending key cartel organizers. Together, the accounts indicate that the reward program is aimed at escalating pressure on top-level cartel figures through financial incentives and public notices. The reporting focuses on the existence and amount of the reward, the alleged role of the person sought, and the broader context of prior reward offers tied to CJNG leadership.