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Mikitary action against Mexico’s drug cartels

[Donwaan]

is being considered by Republican 2024 candidates to curb deadly fentanyl flowing across the border from Mexico, feeding an epidemic of American drug overdose deaths. https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/3232513/republican-2024-candidates-threats-us-military-strikes-mexico-spark-worries?module=more_top_stories_int&pgtype=homepage

[Donwaan]

The subject should read 'Military' action: The goal is to crush cartel networks with full military force, a report has stated. In March, Republicans introduced legislation to designate nine cartel groups as foreign terrorist organisations, a distinction that would enhance a presidents ability to launch the US military against them. Were not going to allow any foreign government to

[dragshot]

So Republicans want to invade Mexico?  Doesn't the US already have enough enemies as it is?  Yeah, let's alienate our ally to the south.  Americans love to travel to Mexico but no more as DeSantis et al would be putting tourist's lives at risk not to mention the lives of innocent Mexicans..  Anyway, good luck trying to flush out the cartels.  I guarantee it

[charlierock]

Republicans never learn from history. Seeing the world in black and white as usual. Invading another country never seems to end well for the US. Perhaps resources would be better utilized on drug rehab and mental health. Besides even if a military invasion were to work by sending cartel members to prison, it would soon become apparent that the jails are overcrowded in Texas. Maybe some prisoners