With drug killings at a record high, U.S. legislators have stripped down a bill to help fund Mexico’s war on drug trafficking cartels.

After surveying some 2,250 U.S. and Canadian expatriates living in Mexico, officials in the Ministry of Finance (Hacienda) believe there is sufficient interest to push for the extension of U.S. government healthcare coverage to foreign residents.

No matter your nationality or where you live in the world, if you’re dissatisfied with a product purchased in Mexico after you have returned home, you can issue a complaint and seek redress through the Department of Conciliation Services to Foreign Residents (C.A.R.E.), part of the federal consumer watchdog agency, Profeco.

Grizzly accounts of gangland slayings filled international headlines last week and neighboring countries took note as Mexico suffered heavy casualties in an increasingly violent war.