Delta Force WILL NOT Combat the Cartels. The idea is SILLY.
January 28, 2025
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as posted by the channelRecent executive actions labeling cartels as terrorist organizations and declaring the southern border a national emergency have ignited heated debates about the potential use of U.S. military forces in Mexico. Among the suggestions, many have speculated about deploying elite units like Delta Force to "crush the cartels."
In this video, we dive deep into the realities of this controversial idea and explain why such a move is unlikely. From the challenges of feasibility and the sheer size of the task to the political complexities and intelligence difficulties, we explore the numerous obstacles that make this proposal far more complicated than it might seem.
We’ll also discuss the broader implications of using military force in a foreign country, the potential consequences for U.S.-Mexico relations, and the limits of military operations in addressing the root causes of cartel power.
Join us as we examine this issue from every angle, separating fact from fiction and offering a nuanced perspective on a topic that continues to dominate headlines.
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