Mexico’s Sheinbaum Warns U.S. Against Military Action After Trump Labels Cartels as Terrorists

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Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum warned against any U.S. military intervention following Washington's designation of eight Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations. Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico will never tolerate an invasion of its sovereignty, calling for collaboration rather than subordination. The Trump administration’s executive order, cited the cartels as a national security threat, sparking speculation about potential military action. Sheinbaum also pledged to expand legal action against U.S. gun manufacturers, accusing them of complicity in arming cartels.

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