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Yes, so long as we do not violate Mexican sovereignty but rather collaborate as a part of a bilateral effort.

Yes, but do so jointly with the Mexican military and their government's approval. The same should go for combatting gang…

There cannot be any use of force by the US military on US land, that will be a PR nightmare. But I fully support the use…

No, we already have agencies that address the issue, most drugs should be legalized, the military is not a police force.

Yes, but only in America after they have committed crimes and local law enforcement can’t deal with them

If Mexico refuses to take action with our help. It may be necessary to stop the invasion of fentanyl that minors often t…

Though we have agencies that already address these issues, they don't do a very good job at de-escalating. I doubt the U…

No, it is very risky and totally unnecessary and the military should focus on more important issues in other parts of th…

No, we should increase border security to deal with this issue, but using the military will escalate the situation and m…

Absolutely not. If actions happen within our borders that’s a different situation but outside of them no.

Yes, only for operations within our country's borders but also the borders of Mexico that can help the community it take…

Only if the people of Mexico grant us permission to do and if granted immediate mibikization be implemented to reduce ci…

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