: Trump Accuses Mexico of Being “Epicenter” of the Narco and Demands to Regain Territorial Control
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Stressing that it cannot tolerate the fact that the US "compares a 2,000-mile border with territory controlled by enemy cartels"
In his address to the UN, the U.S. president compared criminal organizations to an “Islamic army” and defended their international operations. U.S. President Donald Trump called Mexico the “epicenter” of drug cartel violence during his participation in the twenty-first session of the debate [...]
NEW YORK.—In the framework of the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations (UN), the President of the United States, Donald Trump, launched a strong position on regional security, ensuring that Mexico is the “epicenter of cartel violence” and classifying these criminal groups as “enemies of humanity.” During his speech, the U.S. president considered it “unacceptable” for his country to share a 2,000-mile land border with areas under the influ…
U.S. President Donald Trump this Tuesday called on Claudia Sheinbaum’s government to “recover control” of Mexican territory against organized crime groups, during his address to the UN General Assembly. Trump stated that Mexico is “the epicenter” of cartel violence and called it “unacceptable” ... Trump’s entry calls on Sheinbaum to regain control of Mexico in the face of cartel violence was first published in TJNews.
The U.S. president linked the statement with his policy against Mexican criminal organizations, to which he again compared with the Islamic State and affirmed that they must be “eliminated, exiled or detained” U.S. President Donald Trump accused the Mexican government on Tuesday of not having control over its entire territory and [...] Trump's entry makes a strong accusation against Mexico: “it is the epicenter of cartel violence” appears first …
At the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump accused Mexico of being under cartel control and demanded that the government act against drug trafficking.
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