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Trump's Executive Order Labels Mexican Cartels Terrorists, Raising U.S.-Mexico Tensions Over Unilateral Military Action
President Donald Trump has designated Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations through an executive order signed on January 20, 2025. This move allows the U.S. to potentially take unilateral military action against these groups. The decision has sparked discussions about its implications on U.S.-Mexico relations, with concerns raised about possible military intervention and the broader impact on security strategies. Mexican political party Morena is considering legislation to address 'non-invasion' in response to the decree, highlighting the financial implications of labeling criminals as terrorists. Additionally, the Mexican government is analyzing the potential consequences of this classification, while experts note the legal, diplomatic, and ethical challenges it presents.