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Mexico rejects Trump's proposal to send US troops to Mexico border
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Claudia Sheinbaum, the leader of Mexico, rejected an offer from Donald Trump, the US President, to send US troops to Mexico to combat drug trafficking. Sheinbaum reportedly told Trump that Mexico will "never accept the presence of the United States army in our territory."
We can work together, but you in your territory and us in ours.
He said, 'How can we help you fight drug trafficking? I propose that the United States military come in and help you.' And you know what I said to him? 'No, President Trump.'
We will never accept the presence of the United States army in our territory.
Sovereignty is not for sale. Sovereignty is loved and defended.
Dangerous Foreign Terrorist Organizations, however, continue to threaten our shared security and the drugs and crime they spread threaten American communities across the country.
The President has been crystal clear that Mexico must do more do combat these gangs and cartels and the United States stands ready to assist and expand the already close cooperation between our two countries.
Mexican Cartels
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- Mexican cartel's extermination center discovered with secret crematoriums and evidence of mass graves
- Mexico extradites 29 high-level drug traffickers to US custody
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perspectives
- 1.US Foreign Policy
- 2.US under Donald Trump
- 3.Immigration to the US
- 4.Human rights
- 5.Corruption
- 6.Organized crime
- 7.Mexico under Claudia Sheinbaum
- 8.Assassination
- 9.Mexican Cartels
- 10.Drug Trafficking
- 11.Mexico under Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
- 12.Mexican Foreign Policy
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- 1.North American Aerospace Defence Command
- 2.US Army
- 3.US Homeland Security Department
- 4.US National Security Council
- 5.White House