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What will be the international response to US 'soft invasion' plans in Mexico by June 2025?
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Statements from international organizations like the UN or OAS, or major countries
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Trump Team Debates 'Soft Invasion' of Mexico to Address Drug Cartels, Sources Say
Dec 22, 2024, 06:58 PM
Donald Trump and his transition team are reportedly discussing a potential 'soft invasion' of Mexico as part of their strategy once he assumes office. According to sources, including Rolling Stone and the Independent, the team is debating the extent of this action, which appears to be a response to ongoing issues related to illegal immigration and drug cartels. The discussions suggest a military approach to address these challenges, although specific details on the proposed strategy remain unclear.
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