US EditionTrump blasts Sheinbaum for rejecting offer to send U.S. troops into Mexico to fight cartels
- On April 16, 2025, President Donald Trump proposed deploying American military forces in Mexico to combat drug cartels, but Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum firmly declined the offer.
- Sheinbaum refused the offer citing Mexico's sovereignty and insisted cooperation must occur without deploying foreign troops on Mexican soil.
- Trump criticized Sheinbaum as too afraid of the cartels to act decisively and emphasized that the U.S. Military, including Tier One units, could swiftly neutralize cartel threats.
- He expressed that he would be "honored" to assist Mexico in eliminating the cartels, while referring to Sheinbaum as "a lovely woman" who is so intimidated by the cartels that it affects her judgment.
- The rejection maintains tensions and suggests continued cartel violence without U.S. Military intervention, while Sheinbaum supports collaborative efforts respecting national borders.
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Trump Ramps Up Push for U.S. Strikes in Mexico as Drug Cartels Fight Each Other | The Star News Network
by Ben Whedon President Donald Trump has escalated his public calls for military action against the Mexican drug cartels as they face intense infighting and struggle to adapt to his military buildup at the southern border. Though Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has resisted direct American military intervention, Trump has renewed the push as the situation appears ripe for some kind of decisive action. American troops have not been deployed…
Trump Ramps Up Push for U.S. Strikes in Mexico as Drug Cartels Fight Each Other - The Florida Capital Star
by Ben Whedon President Donald Trump has escalated his public calls for military action against the Mexican drug cartels as they face intense infighting and struggle to adapt to his military buildup at the southern border. Though Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has resisted direct American military intervention, Trump has renewed the push as the situation appears ripe for some kind of decisive action. American troops have not been deployed…
Border Czar Homan Is ‘Shocked’ Mexico Won’t ‘Consider US Help’ to Combat Cartels
The president of Mexico has turned down an offer from President Donald Trump to send U.S. troops to Mexico to aid in combating the criminal cartels, a move that border czar Tom Homan says “shocked” him. “Taking out these cartels would make Mexico much safer for their citizens and tourists,” Homan told The Daily Signal. “I would think Mexico would support that, and I am shocked that they would not consider U.S. help.” Speaking aboard Air Force O…
Trump ramps up push for U.S. strikes in Mexico as drug cartels fight each other
Striking while the iron is hot: The cartels are at war with each other, and some say the time is ripe. Trump himself confirmed that he had made an offer of more direct help to the Mexican president, but said “she is so afraid of the cartels she can’t even think straight.”
Trump Rips Idiot Mexican Leader Over Drug Cartels With Simple Message: WATCH
President Donald Trump doesn't seem overly happy with Mexican leader Claudia Sheinbaum.Trump has made destroying drug cartels a top priority for his administration, and there have been significant steps taken.However, not a single cartel leader has been melted by the United States military as of publication. One of the issues is that President Sheinbaum has made it clear Mexico will never tolerate American troops going to work south of the borde…
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