Mexican President Turns Down U.S. Military Proposal in Cartel Fight
During a public appearance, Sheinbaum validated a report from the previous day, which detailed that the US leader had pressed for increased US military participation in Mexico’s drug war, reports mentioned.
"It’s true," Sheinbaum noted, adding that during some private conversations with the US president in recent months, he had inquired, "How can we help you fight drug trafficking? I propose that the United States Army enter to help you.”
Sheinbaum stated that she had rejected his suggestion, conveying to him: “No, President Trump, our territory is inalienable, sovereignty is inalienable. ... We can collaborate, we can work together, but with you in your territory and us in ours. We can share information, but we will never accept the presence of the United States Army on our territory.”
According to the Wall Street Journal report on May 2, the US president reportedly mentioned in a phone call with Sheinbaum on April 16 that the US troops he would dispatch could provide aid against cartels within Mexico.
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